We hope that sunscreen in your cosmetic bag will be a regular guest, not a seasonal one. And in the summer you monitor its updates even more carefully. But finding the right SPF cream the first time is like winning the lottery. So consider this choice as your lucky ticket. In it we have collected products that will provide reliable protection against the sun, but also be easy to distribute and feel comfortable on the skin of the face.
When we found out that Korean brand Dear Dahlia had a sunscreen (and it even came in a recognizable “marble” packaging), we immediately went to try it. And here’s our verdict: lightweight, moisturizing and non-whitening. It needs some time to get absorbed and then the face will be a little radiant. After that you can apply BB cream or leave everything as it is, the skin will still be beautiful.
The cream has a subtle citrus scent and a delicate texture that is quickly absorbed and leaves no residue on the skin. But its main feature is the patented ingredient AQUAXYL. It is responsible for both moisturizing and retaining moisture in the skin (proven by the Korean Institute of Dermatological Sciences). Therefore, it is suitable for different skin types, including dry, oily and combination.
A big plus of Bioderma sunscreen liquid is that it is suitable for even the most sensitive skin. Thanks to its light texture, it does not clog pores and does not leave an oily layer on the face. And unlike many sunscreens, it is suitable for use as a primer before foundation.
Clarins’ new product among sunscreens and at the same time a cream with the highest degree of protection against both types of rays (UVB and UVA). However, it does not create a sticky or oily feeling on the skin, on the contrary, it melts and is quickly absorbed. Its updated formula provides protection not only against wrinkles but also against the formation of age spots.
The entire Vinosun sun protection range is environmentally friendly. The formula of each product has been carefully created not only for humans but also for nature. Therefore, when you go into the sea and apply the cream for the first time, you do not have to worry about whether it will harm the ocean and its inhabitants. Another plus is that the cream formula contains vitamin E and grape polyphenols, which simultaneously provide antioxidant protection to the skin.
The DR.F5 brand was not exaggerating at all when calling its products essence; The product actually has a very light, even liquid texture, spreads easily and dries quickly. It may feel a little sticky at first, but this feeling quickly disappears and your skin will feel moisturized and healthy.
While many products with physical filters leave white marks and are generally quite dense, Prosto Cosmetics cream is not one of them. The product spreads easily and does not leave a sticky film on the skin. Very comfortable and enjoyable.
When it comes to sun protection, we trust Korean products without question. That’s why we’re sharing one of our favorites – the bestselling Dear Klairs, an airy SPF cream with a gel-cream texture. It does not leave stains on clothes and feels comfortable on the skin (or rather, not felt at all). It is suitable for different skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin.
This cream generally protects against all types of radiation, including HEV blue light from phone and computer screens. Thanks to Asian centella extract, the product soothes and restores the skin, improves its color and activates its own protective functions.
It is convenient to put this bright baby in your bag in case of a sudden trip to the pool or beach. After all, it’s almost summer outside. It is suitable for both face and body. The important thing is not to forget to renew the cream after swimming and throughout the day.
Source: People Talk
I’m Roger Gritton, and I’ve been writing for the The Fashion Vibes for over 5 years now. My specialty is beauty news; I’m passionate about covering the latest trends, products, and innovations in the industry. In my time there, I’ve become known as an authority on all things beauty-related.
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