Not really tbh. Are plenty of very reputable western brands and other countries that’s innovative. I guess the difference is that k-beauty skincare is less expensive in Korea due to its massive domestic market. One thing I didn’t like about cheap Korean skincare when I lived in Seoul is that many contained so much fragrance and therefore irritated my skin, so I usually ended up going to Olive Young to buy Avène or La Roche Posay either way.
@Trinity M What? You're making this about race. I don’t. I have invested so much time in skin care, know the science and have done so for many years. This has nothing to do with me being anti-Korea or anything. I'm just writing facts. Facts don’t care about feelings. So stop that "woke” nonsense. I mean, you can find dermatologists talking about this. New trends that are common in Korean society does not necessarily mean that they are better. Especially if they don’t have the research to back it up. And no, Avène and La Roche Posay have lots of fragrance-free skin care products that are made for sensitive skin. They are big brands, have been around for a long time, have their own labs and resources for doing research. These brands are usually more forward with innovations, just like Korean brands with their own labs and resources. I personally struggled to find gentle Korean skin care products that were not too expensive at Olive Young. My friends thought the same. But it could also be because I have a different ethnicity that may have a slightly different skin. Like Korean sunscreens are drier because the climate is humid, while sunscreens in Europe are heavier with humectants and emollients because the air is drier. I guess the average European also have thinner skin than the average Asian. No, I have no problem with Korean. You make assumptions about me. I can speak Korean and lived there for 3 years. Olive young has many brands from other countries unless they’ve changed everything since I moved back to Europe in 2019. The United States is behind in terms of sunscreen ingredients because the FDA is slow at approving new ones. In the EU and parts of Asia, they are faster so we can see more ingredients and innovation in their SPF. The brands I usually bought at olive young was La Roche Posay, Avéne and Hada Labo (Japanese brand). I occasionally tried a Korean brand I read about. Cheaper and popular brands like Etude house, Innisfree, Skinfood, Missha etc, however, were a big no for me. Their products almost always had heavy fragrance or some unnecessary essential oil and nothing special in terms of ingredients. For those with rosacea or sensitive skin, it’s not good. I was fine with Cosrx though. What I could give Korean skincare credit for is that they popularized more textures in skin care. Like oil cleanser that turns into milk in water, foam cleansers, sheet masks, etc. That being said, it does not mean that skin care when it comes to ingredients are any better or more innovative than let’s say European brands. And ingredients is what matters the most at the end of the day.
@Trinity M most of the new filters have come out of Europe. The 2 newest ones are owned by la roche posay and avene. I'm talking about triasorb sbd uvmune 400. These are the best sunscreens in the entire world because no other filters protect thar well in for long uva and hev. These French pharmacy brands don't actually use that much fragrance. Most of their products are fragrance free or very lightly scented.
It will not be around the price displayed though. Edit: StyleKorean has it at the price. Trying to get it within our borders will be double to triple the price.
I'm just imagining folks having perfect synthetic porcelain skin or invisible nano-bots that repair skin and pick up all radiation in 3022, lmao. Probably won't be that fancy if we're still alive at all. I'll keep drowning my existential dread in SPF...
bro I always get Korean skincare stuff when I can bc my skin loves whatever the fuck they're using for making the products. it's not even that I'm Korean and want to support people from my race lol like. I'm white, grew up in a white majority area, but I tried a few Korean products and fell on love with some because of how smooth and happy my skin was. I've never gotten the same results from any other product other than homemade masks that I make occasionally.
I'm a bit skeptical about it since she says it smells floral i wonder if it has fragrance in it, i usually prefer face products without. But the sunscreen looks so good. If you've used the product or read the products ingredients can you tell me if they're good or no
I NEED this I basically threw out most of my spfs because I hate most of them. The only one I like is an aveeno but it can break me out and the la roche posay anthelios tinted spf.and of course I have spf lip balm and scalp spray. I want a setting spray one and this would be great.
TIP: most *chemical* korean sunscreens are amazing, don't give you a white cast, offer suuuper high spf, and go on like a lightweight moisturizer. so if you can't find the toboco one, any other chemical korean suncreen one will prob do. Some faves in the k-beauty scene are: Round Lab Birch Juice Sunscreen, Beauty of Joseon Sunscreen, Isntree Hyaluronic Sunscreen, and COSRX Sunscreen. PS: physical (mineral) sunscreens, whether it's western or asian, will usually give you a whitecast so beware if thats smth you dont want!! In my experience, korean physical sunscreens are still leagues above their western counterparts tho lol
@@gretarose101girl by in stylevana everything there is so much cheep and for my country standard shipping is only 4,96€ so cheep everything came to me in 1 to 2 weeks and all perfect nothing demage
I have seen this sunscreen on the internet for a while but never got a chance to try it. Until today when I saw my uni store selling it, I got a chance to try the sample, and the sun stick is amazing!! Feels like nothing for real! Exactly like what you say, you feel nothing when you apply it.
In terms of protection, I'd recommend getting an Australian sunscreen or a sunscreen rated 50+ spf and broad spectrum in Australia because our sunscreen regulations are a lot stricter than in countries such as Korea or America. It doesn't smell great or anything but Neutrogena Ultra Sheer is pretty good, though you do have to rub it in quite a bit to get rid of the white cast
@Trinity M i recommended a good sunscreen rated spf 50+ and broad-spectrum in Australia which is what I said. Zinc works well, which is why its used and the new filters are often not as thorough and effective. The testing standards in Australia are far higher and stricter than most countries is my point, so to be labeled as spf50 here the sunscreen really has to be spf 50 and everything has to be broad-spectrum. I really don't get what your saying about under applying because the amount you should apply is about skin area not colour, and not even Caucasian people are actually white so the inclusivity argument is strange. What you've said about the labeling stuff isn't really true, while it is about what can be labeled what, the point in that is that only the ones that have passed strict testing procedures, which Korea does not legally require, can be labeled each spf rating unlike in other countries where the testing is more lax or non existent legally.
i have noticed koreans love taking care of their skin, which means there is a lot of korean skin care products, aaaand a lot of the products usually really nice!!
Isdin (made in spain) is a bit pricey in the states but they have the best facial sunscreen, no white cast, spf 50, waterproof and sweat proof/wet skin, eye safe!
The problem with this just the smell! Very present and upfront. Smell like fresh cut grass, flower shop, very green. It lingers for a while. But, it is a good suncreen just like she said.
And now off to locate these... Thank you! I hate all the sunscreens out there. They are heavy, clogs pores, break me out or just plain make me sweat, or pills without anything else on my face... very frustrating
Been doing korean skincare since I was 13. Started wearing sunscreen when I was 22 and when I tried western sunscreen because of the pandemic making shipping so expensive it broke me out SOOOOO much. So Korean skincare all the way ☺️
I highly recommend Fresh Skinlab's Jeju Aloe Ice Sunblock to anyone that wants a lightweight sunscreen that doesn't produce a white cast and piling. My favorite part about is the cooling effect it has to your skin because of the aloe vera.
Missha Safe Block essence is pretty much the same if not better, only £9 on YesStyle and has a ton of glowing reviews! This one she’s suggesting seems expensive still everywhere.
As a pale ginger in ireland the only sunscreen i use is either australian or south Korean. Theure the only ones that are any good all year round and dont leave you feeling sticky
I can recommend the Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel, I'm on my third bottle. It is a 100% chemical sunscreen, meaning no white cast. It leaves the skin glowy and it does not peel no matter how much you apply.
after the purito fiasco i'm hesitant to trust korean sunscreens again. i'll still try them out and wear them at home and around the city but if i'm going to the beach or on a long walk i'm using my la roche posay even if the silicone breaks me out.
@@Lily_-iz4py I have east asian skin tone, and it has a tone-up effect for me, but the effect goes away after about 10 mins. I’m not sure if this is considered as “white cast” tho…
"Natural" lmao all fragnance compunds whether natural or synthetic have the same same chemical structures, you're probably biased towards natural fragnance and get a placebo effect💀
@@Kiteattackkilo i assumed they meant whether the smell was natural to the products used (some skin soothing ingredients smell slightly floral, very unlikely though) or whether it was added fragrance, which is often super irritating to sensitive skin
Asian skin care in general is just really good but if you don’t like perfume in your face products make sure you look at the ingredients because most Asian products have some sort of perfume.
Thank u for the rec! I’ve been looking for a glowy face sunscreen for ages. When you reapply it during the day, does it affect your makeup at all? TIA for your answer 💗
This comes to all skin care products and sunscreen. You can't really say and claim that a product is Good and effective just because you like its texture, the way it feels, it's scent and the way it looks. If your skincare products doesn't work for you, for example it doesnt really do what it's supposed to do. Or your Sunscreen is causing you more breakouts. Then it's not the products problem, ITS YOU. Know your skin care type, do your research on skin care ingridients, study what skin ingredients is best for your skin types and how they work, check the ingridient list of the product to know whether it's good or not before buying them and not get carried away by its packaging because its promising, and also not get carried away by its claims just because it promises you better skin. This will save you more money because you actually know what you're doing, rather than complaining that the products you're using are not working.
Need some help! I’m trying to find a good stick sunscreen that’s mineral/non-toxic and reef safe that isn’t the size of a deodorant like the one here :( it seems like they all are (edit: I’m also extremely sensitive to scented products). I want to fit it in my purse without it weighing me down more than I already am. I recently tried the Supergloop! one and ABSOLUTELY do not get it. It was great: I wasn’t burnt at all, it wasn’t greasy, application was easy, it was TSA safe (didn’t have to be in the quart sized bag), and very compact... but it has ingredients not listed on their website or anywhere it’s sold. I, and many others, had an allergic reaction. Broke out in a painful, itchy rash and I’m still waiting for it to go away. Taking Benadryl to keep it from spreading the last day of my trip sucked because I was even falling asleep swimming and eating. Absolutely not worth paying $25 just to end up with bodily harm, definitely going to try to get a refund through Amazon.
“I don’t know if you guys are into Korean skincare” *me who watched 20000000000 kdramas loves kpop and spends time with my beautiful Korean aunty:* u think I don’t?
I guess yes, since she ever said that her skin breakout easily. And if you want to search for product that are suitable for acne prone skin, try searching for products thats labeled as non-comedogenic and doesn't contain alcohol and shea butter, bcs my skin is also acne prone and oily dehydrated, and when i use products that contain those ingredients, next day my skin had the hugest breakout ever (don't forget to use salicylic acid, bcs salicylic acid is good for acne and clogged pores)
Wear are you buying this? I dont trust places like amazon and Ebay bc I have a friend who works for amazon to track and stop fraud and she says to never buy makeup or beauty products for your skin on there as the section is easily over 50% fake and their department is way too understaffed to catch 99.9% of it especially as soon as a seller is shut down they can just open another storefront immediately and usually have several dozen to hundreds storefronts already. Plus Amazon doesn't have much incentive to look to deeply into the practice as they can't be held liable in court unless it's a amazon branded product soooooo yeah, be careful out there
I know this off subject but did you get your trade credit from Verizon? Has the credit showed up on your bill yet, I’m not hearing many good stories for Verizon trade-in program.
next time can y’all be more specific- like say south east asian- you’re actually putting india and pakistan in the bracket when you say ‘asian’. sometimes i feel like we’re really overlooked- (OPINION) (NO HATE)
K beauty and skin care line is just way ahead of our times.
Not really tbh. Are plenty of very reputable western brands and other countries that’s innovative. I guess the difference is that k-beauty skincare is less expensive in Korea due to its massive domestic market. One thing I didn’t like about cheap Korean skincare when I lived in Seoul is that many contained so much fragrance and therefore irritated my skin, so I usually ended up going to Olive Young to buy Avène or La Roche Posay either way.
yeah no i still remember purito
@Trinity M What? You're making this about race. I don’t. I have invested so much time in skin care, know the science and have done so for many years. This has nothing to do with me being anti-Korea or anything. I'm just writing facts. Facts don’t care about feelings. So stop that "woke” nonsense. I mean, you can find dermatologists talking about this. New trends that are common in Korean society does not necessarily mean that they are better. Especially if they don’t have the research to back it up. And no, Avène and La Roche Posay have lots of fragrance-free skin care products that are made for sensitive skin. They are big brands, have been around for a long time, have their own labs and resources for doing research. These brands are usually more forward with innovations, just like Korean brands with their own labs and resources. I personally struggled to find gentle Korean skin care products that were not too expensive at Olive Young. My friends thought the same. But it could also be because I have a different ethnicity that may have a slightly different skin. Like Korean sunscreens are drier because the climate is humid, while sunscreens in Europe are heavier with humectants and emollients because the air is drier. I guess the average European also have thinner skin than the average Asian.
No, I have no problem with Korean. You make assumptions about me. I can speak Korean and lived there for 3 years.
Olive young has many brands from other countries unless they’ve changed everything since I moved back to Europe in 2019.
The United States is behind in terms of sunscreen ingredients because the FDA is slow at approving new ones. In the EU and parts of Asia, they are faster so we can see more ingredients and innovation in their SPF.
The brands I usually bought at olive young was La Roche Posay, Avéne and Hada Labo (Japanese brand). I occasionally tried a Korean brand I read about. Cheaper and popular brands like Etude house, Innisfree, Skinfood, Missha etc, however, were a big no for me. Their products almost always had heavy fragrance or some unnecessary essential oil and nothing special in terms of ingredients. For those with rosacea or sensitive skin, it’s not good. I was fine with Cosrx though.
What I could give Korean skincare credit for is that they popularized more textures in skin care. Like oil cleanser that turns into milk in water, foam cleansers, sheet masks, etc. That being said, it does not mean that skin care when it comes to ingredients are any better or more innovative than let’s say European brands. And ingredients is what matters the most at the end of the day.
@Trinity M most of the new filters have come out of Europe. The 2 newest ones are owned by la roche posay and avene. I'm talking about triasorb sbd uvmune 400. These are the best sunscreens in the entire world because no other filters protect thar well in for long uva and hev. These French pharmacy brands don't actually use that much fragrance. Most of their products are fragrance free or very lightly scented.
The sunscreen is call "Tocobo" you're welcome!
Do you know where we can get it ? 🥰
Thank you!!!! She never list down the names of anything!
@@jawbreaker777777 it’s written at the top of the video when she shows the product.
It will not be around the price displayed though.
Edit: StyleKorean has it at the price.
Trying to get it within our borders will be double to triple the price.
@@psyolytesaille yeah price differs country to country
Korean beauty brands really be living in 3022
I'm just imagining folks having perfect synthetic porcelain skin or invisible nano-bots that repair skin and pick up all radiation in 3022, lmao. Probably won't be that fancy if we're still alive at all. I'll keep drowning my existential dread in SPF...
bro I always get Korean skincare stuff when I can bc my skin loves whatever the fuck they're using for making the products.
it's not even that I'm Korean and want to support people from my race lol like.
I'm white, grew up in a white majority area, but I tried a few Korean products and fell on love with some because of how smooth and happy my skin was. I've never gotten the same results from any other product other than homemade masks that I make occasionally.
I'm a bit skeptical about it since she says it smells floral i wonder if it has fragrance in it, i usually prefer face products without. But the sunscreen looks so good. If you've used the product or read the products ingredients can you tell me if they're good or no
Where do you get it from cause they’re super pricy on amazon
@@amira6300 I got them at an ulta I think when I tried them the first time, from then on I've bought them online on stores n such
korean are obsessed with whites so even their products are made for whites
" Just Dance " playing in background 💜💜💜
Btw, I only invest in Korean skincare because they are soooooooooo damn good!!!
Where do you get it from :)
@@mizugirll I think that usually people order from yesstyle, but I usually pick mine up from Sukoshi mart:)
YesStyle! 😀
J-Hoooooooooooooooooooope💜✨
I NEED this I basically threw out most of my spfs because I hate most of them. The only one I like is an aveeno but it can break me out and the la roche posay anthelios tinted spf.and of course I have spf lip balm and scalp spray. I want a setting spray one and this would be great.
is the roche posay tinted one good??
TIP: most *chemical* korean sunscreens are amazing, don't give you a white cast, offer suuuper high spf, and go on like a lightweight moisturizer. so if you can't find the toboco one, any other chemical korean suncreen one will prob do. Some faves in the k-beauty scene are: Round Lab Birch Juice Sunscreen, Beauty of Joseon Sunscreen, Isntree Hyaluronic Sunscreen, and COSRX Sunscreen.
PS: physical (mineral) sunscreens, whether it's western or asian, will usually give you a whitecast so beware if thats smth you dont want!! In my experience, korean physical sunscreens are still leagues above their western counterparts tho lol
@@soulsocietyprincess I can vouch for the Isntree sunscreen. I have combination and acne prone skin and this sunscreen is my holy grail ❤️
What's your spf lip balm? Asking bcs I can't find a good one near me 😢
Girl please lmk what scalp spray you use 👀
I did find it on sale for $9.00... however, shipping is $20, so it's technically $30. Bummer.
On what site?
@@amira6300 StyleKorean
@@gretarose101girl by in stylevana everything there is so much cheep and for my country standard shipping is only 4,96€ so cheep everything came to me in 1 to 2 weeks and all perfect nothing demage
I def trust korean skincare they’re so much more advanced but a lip worried for sunscreen in case of white cast
I have seen this sunscreen on the internet for a while but never got a chance to try it. Until today when I saw my uni store selling it, I got a chance to try the sample, and the sun stick is amazing!! Feels like nothing for real! Exactly like what you say, you feel nothing when you apply it.
I recently bought the Abib stick sunscreen and it's too good. I'd recommend that to everyone but now that I see this. I guess this is my next go to 😌
Trivia: just dance I think
In terms of protection, I'd recommend getting an Australian sunscreen or a sunscreen rated 50+ spf and broad spectrum in Australia because our sunscreen regulations are a lot stricter than in countries such as Korea or America. It doesn't smell great or anything but Neutrogena Ultra Sheer is pretty good, though you do have to rub it in quite a bit to get rid of the white cast
@Trinity M i recommended a good sunscreen rated spf 50+ and broad-spectrum in Australia which is what I said. Zinc works well, which is why its used and the new filters are often not as thorough and effective. The testing standards in Australia are far higher and stricter than most countries is my point, so to be labeled as spf50 here the sunscreen really has to be spf 50 and everything has to be broad-spectrum. I really don't get what your saying about under applying because the amount you should apply is about skin area not colour, and not even Caucasian people are actually white so the inclusivity argument is strange. What you've said about the labeling stuff isn't really true, while it is about what can be labeled what, the point in that is that only the ones that have passed strict testing procedures, which Korea does not legally require, can be labeled each spf rating unlike in other countries where the testing is more lax or non existent legally.
I NEED THIS 😍 I absolutely hate the white cast from sunscreen 😭😭drives me crazy
i have noticed koreans love taking care of their skin, which means there is a lot of korean skin care products, aaaand a lot of the products usually really nice!!
Omg I loooove the song you're playing in the background.
What is the name of the song 🥺
@@Fay-il2nw Just Dance by J-hope of BTS
@@yuktabhagat6451 ok thanks 🤍🤍
where are you buying this? their us website says $24.40
Samew
@@leleleleyla guys that is both (the stick and sunscreen) change the item just to the sunscreen bottle
maybe they raised the price after she bought it?
drug store and skin care places. don't forget physical stores are real too guys
@@ruichirou8434 yeah but you can’t find them there
All of the places that I am finding say that they are $24 and $22
Isdin (made in spain) is a bit pricey in the states but they have the best facial sunscreen, no white cast, spf 50, waterproof and sweat proof/wet skin, eye safe!
The problem with this just the smell! Very present and upfront. Smell like fresh cut grass, flower shop, very green. It lingers for a while. But, it is a good suncreen just like she said.
the frudia sunscreen is another amazing korean sunscreen :)
And now off to locate these... Thank you! I hate all the sunscreens out there. They are heavy, clogs pores, break me out or just plain make me sweat, or pills without anything else on my face... very frustrating
I love my Shiseido ANESSA sunscreen .
I love Neutrogena most I always buy it again and again
Been doing korean skincare since I was 13. Started wearing sunscreen when I was 22 and when I tried western sunscreen because of the pandemic making shipping so expensive it broke me out SOOOOO much. So Korean skincare all the way ☺️
Her: showing the korean sunscreen
Me: JHOOOOOOPPEEEEEEE~~
btw this song is "trivia : just dance" from album "love yourself : answer"
I highly recommend Fresh Skinlab's Jeju Aloe Ice Sunblock to anyone that wants a lightweight sunscreen that doesn't produce a white cast and piling. My favorite part about is the cooling effect it has to your skin because of the aloe vera.
THE BEST SUNSCREEN!
I always used to break out on sunscreen and that literally SAVED ME
Missha Safe Block essence is pretty much the same if not better, only £9 on YesStyle and has a ton of glowing reviews! This one she’s suggesting seems expensive still everywhere.
As a pale ginger in ireland the only sunscreen i use is either australian or south Korean. Theure the only ones that are any good all year round and dont leave you feeling sticky
I can recommend the Isntree
Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel, I'm on my third bottle. It is a 100% chemical sunscreen, meaning no white cast. It leaves the skin glowy and it does not peel no matter how much you apply.
if u have oily skin, please dont use this, it gets sooooo shinyyy. the one in the video suits people with oilier skin more
I LOVE Korean skin care! I order from Yes Style.
You can get both for $20 right now (as of 6/4/2022) on Style Korean 😊
The song is Just Dance by J-hope of BTS for anyone interested 💜.
Thanks for sharing, love stick sunscreen but it’s impossible to find one that isn’t greasy, I gotta try this! Thanks girl!
i love just dance in the background 🕺
after the purito fiasco i'm hesitant to trust korean sunscreens again. i'll still try them out and wear them at home and around the city but if i'm going to the beach or on a long walk i'm using my la roche posay even if the silicone breaks me out.
Why use something that’s going to make you break out? I don’t get it
@@aliciax5854 because ✨literally every✨ sunscreen breaks me out but at least i won’t get sunburnt if i’m out for a long time
You should try Allie sunscreen then. I didn’t even get tan when I use it. I have oily skin and it fits my skin.
@@claire4212 does it leave white cast??
@@Lily_-iz4py I have east asian skin tone, and it has a tone-up effect for me, but the effect goes away after about 10 mins. I’m not sure if this is considered as “white cast” tho…
love the song playing in the background
Where did you get this and what is it called?
I adoreeeeee K beauty
Is is natural fragrance because my face will turn into a giant tomato if it’s not 😭
it has a floral scent :p
"Natural" lmao all fragnance compunds whether natural or synthetic have the same same chemical structures, you're probably biased towards natural fragnance and get a placebo effect💀
@@Kiteattackkilo yep, that’s why the fda can’t regulate the word “natural”
Same
@@Kiteattackkilo i assumed they meant whether the smell was natural to the products used (some skin soothing ingredients smell slightly floral, very unlikely though) or whether it was added fragrance, which is often super irritating to sensitive skin
I wish reviews like this would specify whether it's a physical sunscreen or a chemical sunscreen.
Off to see if a black woman has reviewed it. tocobo
Asian skin care in general is just really good but if you don’t like perfume in your face products make sure you look at the ingredients because most Asian products have some sort of perfume.
Korean susncreen are the best. American and European will never ever come closer. They are super easy to apply and also reapply
Where do I buy this? I need this now!!!!!!
Where do you get this ?
Idk :(
@@angelbubba then why did you respond lmao just Google the name of the product
I bought this last week hehe
how much did you buy it for? it’s 24$ now 😭
Milani one is good too
Thank you! I've been on the search for a Holy Grail sunscreen! How does this pair with makeup?
Thank u for the rec! I’ve been looking for a glowy face sunscreen for ages. When you reapply it during the day, does it affect your makeup at all? TIA for your answer 💗
Korean and Japanese sunscreen are the bestttttt
I have the etude house water sunscreen!
Gurl your skin is glowing 😍✨✨
I use the Biore (I know its Japanese) and also Canmake (also Japanese). But I don't know where to get these K beauty sunscreens.
Yesstyle or Stylekorean
Yaaas korean skin care is ❤️👍
What about a white cast on deeper skin tones?
By the way, you can use Google lens to translate the Korean packaging from a picture of it.
This comes to all skin care products and sunscreen. You can't really say and claim that a product is Good and effective just because you like its texture, the way it feels, it's scent and the way it looks. If your skincare products doesn't work for you, for example it doesnt really do what it's supposed to do. Or your Sunscreen is causing you more breakouts. Then it's not the products problem, ITS YOU. Know your skin care type, do your research on skin care ingridients, study what skin ingredients is best for your skin types and how they work, check the ingridient list of the product to know whether it's good or not before buying them and not get carried away by its packaging because its promising, and also not get carried away by its claims just because it promises you better skin. This will save you more money because you actually know what you're doing, rather than complaining that the products you're using are not working.
Need some help! I’m trying to find a good stick sunscreen that’s mineral/non-toxic and reef safe that isn’t the size of a deodorant like the one here :( it seems like they all are (edit: I’m also extremely sensitive to scented products). I want to fit it in my purse without it weighing me down more than I already am. I recently tried the Supergloop! one and ABSOLUTELY do not get it. It was great: I wasn’t burnt at all, it wasn’t greasy, application was easy, it was TSA safe (didn’t have to be in the quart sized bag), and very compact... but it has ingredients not listed on their website or anywhere it’s sold. I, and many others, had an allergic reaction. Broke out in a painful, itchy rash and I’m still waiting for it to go away. Taking Benadryl to keep it from spreading the last day of my trip sucked because I was even falling asleep swimming and eating. Absolutely not worth paying $25 just to end up with bodily harm, definitely going to try to get a refund through Amazon.
Well you already have the sunscreen soo this is day one of asking you to do Tocobo skincare
The new texture from SKIN AQUA, _Watery Essence_ comes from the future 🤯
“I don’t know if you guys are into Korean skincare”
*me who watched 20000000000 kdramas loves kpop and spends time with my beautiful Korean aunty:* u think I don’t?
I was listening to "just dance" all the time lol
could u try the innisfree sunscreen?🙏🏻🙏🏻
Is it good for sensitive acne prone skin? I literally can’t use sunscreen because it literally clogs my pores and makes me break out😩
I guess yes, since she ever said that her skin breakout easily.
And if you want to search for product that are suitable for acne prone skin, try searching for products thats labeled as non-comedogenic and doesn't contain alcohol and shea butter, bcs my skin is also acne prone and oily dehydrated, and when i use products that contain those ingredients, next day my skin had the hugest breakout ever (don't forget to use salicylic acid, bcs salicylic acid is good for acne and clogged pores)
@@angelgrace555 thank you for the tips 😊 it’s literally a struggle trying to find one that works for me😕
hey I just wanted to say that this has fragrance in this which is not sensitive skin friendly cause it causes irritation
hope this helped
@@stronkmoosceles thank you 🙏🏼
@@Melissa.7 np
But can you really trust the SPF rating though..... 🤐🤐🤐
POV:It's over 50 in your country and you are sick of badly made cheap sunscreen 😂
How come no one talks about Dr Jart+ sunscreen, I love it 😭
Thats nice😎 😮😮😮😮♥♥i gotta have it
this one girl tried the stick version of this and it pilled over her make up i already ordered it i had high expectations for this😭
It's more than 20$ in india
Where from? Can you post a link?
I bought one today and it coast me 22 Australian dollars
Wear are you buying this? I dont trust places like amazon and Ebay bc I have a friend who works for amazon to track and stop fraud and she says to never buy makeup or beauty products for your skin on there as the section is easily over 50% fake and their department is way too understaffed to catch 99.9% of it especially as soon as a seller is shut down they can just open another storefront immediately and usually have several dozen to hundreds storefronts already. Plus Amazon doesn't have much incentive to look to deeply into the practice as they can't be held liable in court unless it's a amazon branded product soooooo yeah, be careful out there
Where do you buy these Korean products? Its not that easily available in India :(
bro i can only find it for 20$ or 30$
Where do you get your Korean skincare from?
Could you possibly drop the link to it?
And now I'm paying $ 26 for the same :,v
Can the stick version be applied on top of makeup ?
Is this good for someone with melanin? Like does it have a white cast
No it’s good there’s a lot of dark skin people who made reviews too
I’m Korean aaaaaand why have I never heard of this?????? 😂😂
Does it leave a matte finish?
I know this off subject but did you get your trade credit from Verizon? Has the credit showed up on your bill yet, I’m not hearing many good stories for Verizon trade-in program.
Is it chemical or mineral?
I wonder if it’s reef safe though
Where I can get this? I live in Malaysia.
It's $22.40 on Amazon
Went looking for it in shopee but i forgot abt the exchange rate😭 its 800 pesos - 15.22 dollars
Where do we get this
Where can I purchase these?
Is it mineral or chemical? Anyone know a Korean sunscreen that’s mineral?
Hi everyone have a question : Can we put sunscreen on the eye contour?
would anyone know if this alcohol free? thank u sm
Yeah im not putting something with fragrance on my face
You should show a good Korean sunscreen that doesn’t have a fragrance!
please tell me I can buy it online 😭
What is This
next time can y’all be more specific- like say south east asian- you’re actually putting india and pakistan in the bracket when you say ‘asian’. sometimes i feel like we’re really overlooked-
(OPINION) (NO HATE)
Just dance.
Must be nice lol