@@sonyaryan6669 so you can’t use cerave product then? I can’t use cerave as they irritate my skin and I assume is the niacinamide in that as some people are very sensitive to it. I use Avene products, they are the best for my skin. I am prescribed to use Azelaic acid once a day at night. My skin barrier was so damaged before, now is good. My night routine: la roche posay hydrating cleanser, avene hydrance light emulsion (it has light fragrance beware), azelaic acid 15% gel (prescribed), avene XeraCalm A.D Lipid-Replenishing Cream. My morning routine: avene thermal spring water (I use this to hydrate and “cleanse” my face instead of water, just spray a good layer of it massage it in my bare face and wipe it off with clean soft washcloth or paper towel, then I spray a light layer just to feel good :) then I put in the avene hydrance light emulsion, and then the numbuzin sunscreen. It took me good 6 weeks to complete repair my skin barrier to have no irritation when I put on the azelaic acid. When I first did this routine, it was stinging and itching like crazy! But I trusted the process and now I think my skin is happy 😊 got to trust the process. I’ve tried cerave, la roche posay, but avene is the game changer for me. La roche posay cicaplast balm is a great one as well if I need some extra help. In summer, I put the thermal spring water in the fridge, it’s a treat for my skin and it feels so good! I spray it whenever I need it. That is also a game changer for me. And I change out pillow case twice a week now. I am suspecting the demodex mites is part of what’s causing my rosacea issues, I want to try adding in ivermectin lotion to my routine but haven’t got the lotion yet lol but changing out the pillow case helps me too. Just sharing what I do personally, hope it helps if any.
@@universe25.x i got totally used to it. I’m gonna try the numbuzin one anyway, bcs it seems so good. I already tried Mary May Bakuchiol sunstick and i was impressed 😁
I use every single one of these except the 'tone-up' types. They're all in rotation on my shelf. I use HaruHaru and d'Alba when my skin is feeling dry, so for me, not as often as the others. The Skin1004 finishes a bit more glowy than the others. My very favorite of all time is Numbuzin No 1.😃 Round Lab is lovely and I use it second most often. Thanks, Dr. Liu! You just reviewed some of my faves. (I still love and use the OG BOJ, too...even tho it's not as 'hot' anymore.)✌️💚🩵💜
I'm waiting on K-Secret Collagen Sunscreen from Korea 🇰🇷 . I also ordered some medi-peel and numbuzin products too . I recommend Numbuzin no1 Sunscreen , cooling and lightweight with Tinosorb S . 😊
I have tried most of these. The chemical Birch juice is great but the Tinosorb M makes my third application generally start to look a bit white-speckley. Same for the Skin1004. I’ve been pleased to see the latest generation of Tinosorb M-free sunscreens launched and have already discovered some hits. Bliv:U is excellent, as is the P Calm Water Barrier sunscreen. I also love the Abib Sedum Hyaluron sunscreen.
@@ambergerhelper7852 oh yes I’ve used it before but the white cast is strong on brown skin and it can feel a bit drying, besides that I loved the ingredient list great for sensitive reactive skin. Thank you though!
I am combo/oily and I LOVE haruharu sunscreen. It’s amazing as a makeup primer too. (I skip moisturizer in the am). I’ve tried all the ones you covered except D’Alba and I enjoy Skin1004 and PCalm is also another one I love for my skin. Also oddly the Biore UV Aqua Rich for a water resistant option. Again this is for combo/oily and with skipping moisturizer.
I have tried the last two you mentioned. The airyfit was amazing. I put it on without moisterizer under and it was very good through the day. I have dry skin. The centella is nice only used it once but I like how lightweight it is.
I really like Skin1004 and Numbuzin, but Numbuzin pills under my foundation so I can only wear it the days I got without makeup. I find my skin generally likes the Skin1004 formula better anyway. I also like the Japanese Skin Aqua milk quite a lot.
Hi Dr Liu. I'm new to your channel. Can you please do videos on 2 things for me, please? I have hand eczema. It comes and goes. It gets worse when I use my hands to put things on my face so I've been looking at things that maybe won't require me to touch all the serum, moisturiser, sunscreen, cleaners with my hands. Can you recommend like collagen moisturiser balm in stick type? I would also like to know if it's worth buying handheld devises that vibrates and claims to help serums to absorb better. Thank you!!
I have 6 different popular korean sunscreens I live in Greece where it's very sunny and hot and i don't trust them so much for my pale skin. I think longevity is far better on avene or la roche posay.
@@dr.jennyliu This means that despite spf 50 plus ++++ these sunscreens can't protect me when i drive or when i walk for 10 minutes. I have to use them indoors or when UV index is low. I am sorry, i am a fellow physician and i don't understand why these sunscreens became so popular without maximum protection.
@@meganmainiero1735 With carcinomas and sunburn, i believe dermatologists should better recommend maximum protection. I find it very bizarre that they are so popular among doctors in social media. Of course if someone doesn't use sunscreen it's preferable to wear the korean one with random spf and longevity.
I am using beauty of joseon and tocobo de blue one but I really want to try their new one with aloe vera or cica dont remember the ingredient but look great
I've tried the Round Lab, HaruHaru, and Skin004 sunsvreens, but I find they pill on my skin later in the day. ☹️ Does anyone else have this issue? I've only found that Beauty of Joseon doesn't do this. It's great, but I wish it was water resistant!
I’m very oily skin, live in Florida and I can tell the HaruHaru is perfect for oily (became my favorite sunscreen all time)! Also “swatching” sunscreen is very different than applying sunscreen on your face at the right amount.
They should be fine but you could always ask your derm or show them to the derm. A number of derms use tret and and a lot of them use k-beauty/j-beauty sunscreens.
Can you please talk about the side effects of particular chemical filters? I have seen other dermatologists sharing research results indicating that many chemical elements from sunscreens get absorbed into the bloodstream and accumulate in various organs. This is frightening, of course, so I would like to hear your opinion.
@bellissimibeauty6223 StyleVana are the cheapest . It can take a few weeks to get the parcel bit buy products that are available to ship in 24 hours . All of these Sunscreens and more . I recommend Numbuzin No1 spf for Oily , Round Lab for Dry and HaruHaru Airyfit for combo . Biore and Skin Aqua 🇯🇵 spf for 80 min water resistance and sweat resistance . I hope that helps .
So cool that there’s gonna be an all-mineral version of the vid ❤
I have eczema, acne, and rosacea. Numbuzin No.1 sunscreen is my go to. It’s soothing and doesn’t irritate my skin at all.
Me too as niacinamide irritates my skin and a alot of Suncare
@@sonyaryan6669 so you can’t use cerave product then? I can’t use cerave as they irritate my skin and I assume is the niacinamide in that as some people are very sensitive to it. I use Avene products, they are the best for my skin. I am prescribed to use Azelaic acid once a day at night. My skin barrier was so damaged before, now is good. My night routine: la roche posay hydrating cleanser, avene hydrance light emulsion (it has light fragrance beware), azelaic acid 15% gel (prescribed), avene XeraCalm A.D Lipid-Replenishing Cream. My morning routine: avene thermal spring water (I use this to hydrate and “cleanse” my face instead of water, just spray a good layer of it massage it in my bare face and wipe it off with clean soft washcloth or paper towel, then I spray a light layer just to feel good :) then I put in the avene hydrance light emulsion, and then the numbuzin sunscreen. It took me good 6 weeks to complete repair my skin barrier to have no irritation when I put on the azelaic acid. When I first did this routine, it was stinging and itching like crazy! But I trusted the process and now I think my skin is happy 😊 got to trust the process. I’ve tried cerave, la roche posay, but avene is the game changer for me. La roche posay cicaplast balm is a great one as well if I need some extra help. In summer, I put the thermal spring water in the fridge, it’s a treat for my skin and it feels so good! I spray it whenever I need it. That is also a game changer for me. And I change out pillow case twice a week now. I am suspecting the demodex mites is part of what’s causing my rosacea issues, I want to try adding in ivermectin lotion to my routine but haven’t got the lotion yet lol but changing out the pillow case helps me too. Just sharing what I do personally, hope it helps if any.
I’d want them all if they were water resistant, which is not a common feature among k-sunscreens, even though they’re great ❤
Same! Living with hot, humid summers …
Maybe she'll do a j-beauty version.
Here in Lima, it’s cold 😅 i’m just concerned about humidity around my nose, lips and eyes. It makes me feel more protected
It they all were water resistant then they wouldn’t be so pleasant to apply and feel on the skin.
@@universe25.x i got totally used to it. I’m gonna try the numbuzin one anyway, bcs it seems so good. I already tried Mary May Bakuchiol sunstick and i was impressed 😁
I love Japanese Sunscreens like Skin Aqua , Biore - non tone up Sunscreens . Tone up Sunscreens are mainly combo . 😊
Love tone up spfs
I have combo skin and the Skin1004 is my holy grail. I went through at minimum 5 tubes already. Love the price on them as well!
I use every single one of these except the 'tone-up' types. They're all in rotation on my shelf. I use HaruHaru and d'Alba when my skin is feeling dry, so for me, not as often as the others. The Skin1004 finishes a bit more glowy than the others. My very favorite of all time is Numbuzin No 1.😃 Round Lab is lovely and I use it second most often. Thanks, Dr. Liu! You just reviewed some of my faves. (I still love and use the OG BOJ, too...even tho it's not as 'hot' anymore.)✌️💚🩵💜
I'm waiting on K-Secret Collagen Sunscreen from Korea 🇰🇷 . I also ordered some medi-peel and numbuzin products too . I recommend Numbuzin no1 Sunscreen , cooling and lightweight with Tinosorb S . 😊
I've heard good things about K-Secret. Looking forward to trying it myself. Numbuzin' s my current fave, too!
I have tried most of these. The chemical Birch juice is great but the Tinosorb M makes my third application generally start to look a bit white-speckley. Same for the Skin1004. I’ve been pleased to see the latest generation of Tinosorb M-free sunscreens launched and have already discovered some hits. Bliv:U is excellent, as is the P Calm Water Barrier sunscreen. I also love the Abib Sedum Hyaluron sunscreen.
numbuzin my favorite sunscreen!!! doesn't burn my eyes in heat
Looking forward to the mineral ones! Thank you
I’ll save you time- the Haru Haru is ELITE. 🤓
@@ambergerhelper7852 oh yes I’ve used it before but the white cast is strong on brown skin and it can feel a bit drying, besides that I loved the ingredient list great for sensitive reactive skin. Thank you though!
Thank you for this very comprehensive review! Very helpful!❤
I am combo/oily and I LOVE haruharu sunscreen. It’s amazing as a makeup primer too. (I skip moisturizer in the am). I’ve tried all the ones you covered except D’Alba and I enjoy Skin1004 and PCalm is also another one I love for my skin. Also oddly the Biore UV Aqua Rich for a water resistant option. Again this is for combo/oily and with skipping moisturizer.
So many great ones thanks for sharing your thoughts
Ive tried Numbuzin, Haruharu, Roundlab and Skin1004. The first two are my faves, the 2nd two left a cast. Now I know to stay away from Tinosorb M 😅
I have tried the last two you mentioned. The airyfit was amazing. I put it on without moisterizer under and it was very good through the day. I have dry skin. The centella is nice only used it once but I like how lightweight it is.
cant wait for the part 2! also where beauty of joseon rice one compared to round lab, which one is your fav?
I have tried both roundlab and boj and in my opinion they both works pretty same but i always wonder why Boj is not popular in Korea
I really like Skin1004 and Numbuzin, but Numbuzin pills under my foundation so I can only wear it the days I got without makeup. I find my skin generally likes the Skin1004 formula better anyway. I also like the Japanese Skin Aqua milk quite a lot.
Hi Dr Liu. I'm new to your channel. Can you please do videos on 2 things for me, please? I have hand eczema. It comes and goes. It gets worse when I use my hands to put things on my face so I've been looking at things that maybe won't require me to touch all the serum, moisturiser, sunscreen, cleaners with my hands. Can you recommend like collagen moisturiser balm in stick type? I would also like to know if it's worth buying handheld devises that vibrates and claims to help serums to absorb better. Thank you!!
thank you alot this was so helpful
The Skin1004 is like 1/3 of the price as the RoundLab. Both great sunscreens though
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Do you have suggestions for good hair color brands with no chemicals for grey hair ?
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Dr. Liu can you do a mineral sunscreen video if Asian sunscreens, please?
Please can you do a vid with your favorite water-resistant k-sunscreens? ❤
I have 6 different popular korean sunscreens I live in Greece where it's very sunny and hot and i don't trust them so much for my pale skin. I think longevity is far better on avene or la roche posay.
I agree these are mention for daily use not outdoors
@@dr.jennyliu This means that despite spf 50 plus ++++ these sunscreens can't protect me when i drive or when i walk for 10 minutes. I have to use them indoors or when UV index is low. I am sorry, i am a fellow physician and i don't understand why these sunscreens became so popular without maximum protection.
@polly6669 I use Japanese Sunscreens as I need water resistance, but Greece in Summer the UV index is high .
@@polly6669because they are elegant formulas that people will actually wear. Is some protection better than none (for the general population)?
@@meganmainiero1735 With carcinomas and sunburn, i believe dermatologists should better recommend maximum protection. I find it very bizarre that they are so popular among doctors in social media. Of course if someone doesn't use sunscreen it's preferable to wear the korean one with random spf and longevity.
Would the tone-up sunscreens be good for folks who deal with hyperpigmentation?
Can you do a video of your favorite makeup from Japan?
I am using beauty of joseon and tocobo de blue one but I really want to try their new one with aloe vera or cica dont remember the ingredient but look great
I've tried the Round Lab, HaruHaru, and Skin004 sunsvreens, but I find they pill on my skin later in the day. ☹️
Does anyone else have this issue?
I've only found that Beauty of Joseon doesn't do this.
It's great, but I wish it was water resistant!
I like ksunscreen when staying indoors for the day. But when doing activities out in the sun I use Japanese waterresistant sunsceens
Which are your favorites? Thanks
can you apply la roche double pair moisturizer with the sunscreen?
Do the Asian sunscreens at Stylevana contains the exact same chemical filters as the actual product sold in Korea/Japan? I am so confused about this.
Yes they do. They’re the exact same sunscreens you’d find in Korea since they’re authentic
Yes these Korean online ventures are from Asia so should
Hello doctor
What solution do you suggest for the treatment of psoriasis skin disease?
Do you believe in checking ingredients at cosdna? Is it realiable website?
I hope you tried the Aestura Mineral Sunscreen for your next video 🙂
Beauty of joseon has been my holy grail for years as someone with very sensitive skin on the dryer side.
I’m very oily skin, live in Florida and I can tell the HaruHaru is perfect for oily (became my favorite sunscreen all time)! Also “swatching” sunscreen is very different than applying sunscreen on your face at the right amount.
I started using tretinoin (3 weeks in)are these sunscreens safe to use?
They should be fine but you could always ask your derm or show them to the derm. A number of derms use tret and and a lot of them use k-beauty/j-beauty sunscreens.
Can you please talk about the side effects of particular chemical filters? I have seen other dermatologists sharing research results indicating that many chemical elements from sunscreens get absorbed into the bloodstream and accumulate in various organs. This is frightening, of course, so I would like to hear your opinion.
Dr. Please review vt shots 100 needles and mixsoon bean essence
I like skin1004 more that round lab.
Hey indian best hair oil minoxidil serums can you suggest pllz
You might want to check Indian derm channels for that.
If I want to follow up with you, can I have the address?
Some of these contain some forms of alcohol
Where’s boj?!
@bellissimibeauty6223 StyleVana are the cheapest . It can take a few weeks to get the parcel bit buy products that are available to ship in 24 hours . All of these Sunscreens and more . I recommend Numbuzin No1 spf for Oily , Round Lab for Dry and HaruHaru Airyfit for combo . Biore and Skin Aqua 🇯🇵 spf for 80 min water resistance and sweat resistance . I hope that helps .
@@johncheffy4775 sorry I mean the review on the boj sunscreen!
@@bellissimibeauty6223 The new BoJ one or the original ?
Nobody likes Mineral Sunscreens... Better chemical or hybrate.