manyo Hyaluron Hydrating Sun Stick [SPF50+/PA++++]

Buy the Hwahae one if you're going to buy a sun stick.. I've tried it and liked it, so I put a few in the living room for my family who rarely apply sunscreen when going out, and they were all used up. When I switched to a similar but cheaper one from another company, everyone was still looking for the Hwahae one. I'm the same way. When I applied it on the back of my hand, I couldn't really tell the difference.. it's the same, right? But when I applied it to my face, it's different. Ah, even though it's more expensive, I have to buy this one. Personally, I like this one even more than AHC. Sun sticks are sticky no matter what, but the oil, spreadability, and such make all the difference between a must-have item or not. The sun stick I bought on sale without much expectation turned out to be the best. Hwahae.. I wonder when the next big sale will be. This might be the number one in the sun stick category.. it will definitely work well for oily skin. You should try it at least once.

I didn't think this was expensive, but a month? What is this, I used it all up in two weeks and really have to buy new ones all the time, it's so expensive. They wear out so fast and there's not much in them either.. They should make a larger size or have sales on the larger sizes more often.

I don't have my own tips, but can someone please give me some tips? Is there anyone who knows the method of using up the remaining product after turning the container upside down? Rather than scraping the bottom, I'd use up the sunscreen that can be squeezed out, but there's quite a bit left at the bottom, so is there no way to use it up?

The sunstick had a smooth application, felt refreshing, and did not leave a white cast.

Admittedly, the stick-type format is a bit inconvenient when it comes to twisting and using it up, as you have to remove the remaining product, compared to other types. But aside from that, I'm satisfied with it.