TONYMOLY UV Master Kids & Mom Mild Sun Cream [SPF50+/PA++++]

It is soft, fluffy, and the best. I had been suffering from sebum, sensitivity, dryness, and folliculitis, but I recovered after using this product.

It's not available. Please, I really hope it doesn't get discontinued. The products that suit me well keep getting discontinued, and it makes me very anxious.

If you feel that this product is not fluffy enough, you can mix in a little of the Kids&Mom yellow sunscreen and apply it, and it will maintain a fluffy feel all day without the need for touch-ups!

I've never written a review on Hwahae before, but here we are. I didn't realize the importance of sunscreen until my 30s, when my skin suddenly started sagging, and I was shocked. So I went to buy sunscreen, but I ended up getting a mineral sunscreen. I actually wanted a chemical sunscreen. My younger brother, on the other hand, wanted a chemical sunscreen but ended up getting a mineral one. So we exchanged them. Technically, the sunscreen I chose isn't the one I originally picked, but I really like it. The usage frequency has gradually increased, and now I always keep it in my pouch whenever I go out. 1. It has a slight white cast. They say it helps with tone correction. Nowadays, I sometimes just apply sunscreen and go to work. I tend to apply it thickly, so even just applying it to my lips makes me feel like I've done a quick makeup routine. 2. It's a cream formula. It's natural for sunscreen to be a cream, but this one is quite moisturizing. It's similar to a white, translucent moisturizer. It's less thick and sticky, and not at all unpleasant (I used to avoid sunscreen because I hated the thick, sticky feeling, but this one didn't bother me from the start). That's why I always carry it with me. When my face feels dry and tight, applying this sunscreen thinly is much better than using a moisturizer, which can make my makeup look patchy. I'm just really happy with it all around now.

I like everything about it. Even the case color is perfect. I'm not a mom or a kid, but I can guess why it's a kids' product. It's less stuffy, that's why.