"Waterproof" Korean and Japanese Sunscreens for the Summer | Non-Greasy
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Jenny Liu shares some of her recent favorite water-resistant sunscreens from popular Korean and Japanese skincare brands.
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Bioré Uv Perfect Milk Sunscreen Spf 50+ Pa++++:
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Missha All-Around Safe Block Waterproof Sun Milk Spf 50+ Pa++++:
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Isa Knox Uv Sun Pro 365 Extreme Sun Fluid Special Set :
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dr.ceuracle Cica Regen Waterproof Sun Spf50+ Pa++++:
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Kose Suncut Tone up Uv Essence Spf50+ Pa++++mint Green:
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00:00 Intro
00:25 Asian & "Waterproof" Sunscreens
03:25 Shiseido Anessa Perfect
UV Sunscreen
Skincare Milk
04:52 Kao Bioré UV Sunscreen
Perfect Milk
05:51 Missha All Around Safe Block
Waterproof Sun Milk
07:54 Isa Knox Uv Sun Pro 365
Extreme Sun Fluid
10:11 Dr. Ceuracle Cica Regen
Waterproof Sun
11:25 Kose Suncut Tone Up UV
Essence Mint Green
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Surprised I didn’t see Biore UV Athlizm Skin Protect Essence SPF 50+ PA++++. Water and sweat resistant, they made it specifically for outdoor activities, sports, work outside, beach etc. It’s one of my favorite sunscreens!
Thank you for this sunscreen roundup. Very helpful ❤
Anessa has the fragrance free version called UV Perfect Mild Milk.
Does it hv d same texture as d original one??
@@Lily_-iz4py They’re both velvety matte but the original gold milk is more “mattifying” and the mild milk is “dewier”. My oilier skin enjoy the original gold milk better when it comes to finish.
@@gtan307 Ok thank u!!
Thank you for the great SPF/waterproof recs! Florida has really hot/humid environment, add in hot flashes, and it's easy to see the SPF sliding south.... In winter, I love the Missha, I have used their Essence SPF for years. It's great for drier/mature skins. The only downside to Missha (and the Shiseido Anessa Perfect UV Sunscreen Skincare Milk) is it has fragrance.
THANK YOU! I was looking for good "waterproof" recommendations! 💚
Happy to help!
I use anessa and it s perfect for humid and hot summer days
Thanks for your recommendations! I ordered some for an upcoming beach vacation. I use Asian sunscreens on a daily basis, but most of them aren’t water resistant. Hopefully these will have a similar feel and look as the ones I know and love while being water resistant!
Thank you Dr jenny liu you very beautiful 😊❤xx
Beauty of joseon. Love
Thanks! ❤
I love the “Kanebo Allie Uv gel ex” it is a hybrid waterproof sunscreen
Hi Dr. Liu, we went to Japan this summer and picked up the Biore UV Athlizm essence which is similar in texture to their popular Aqua Rich essence. Both very nice. I also got the Athizm milk which I quite like.
Yes! GlowbyRamon reviews both the Athlizm and the watery essence. Athlizm is their most "waterproof" sunscreen. Both come in 70ml tubes, so a better deal.
Other Asian countries have it, too. It is intended for heavy activities outdoor.
I really love the Japanese Skin aqua moisture milk in the blue bottle, no fragrance , milky lightweight texture, "waterproof" and no whitecast for me.
How do you differ the milk from the gel? I used the gold gel one for some time i like it very much
One not mentioned that I love is Kose Suncut UV Perfect Gel Super Water Proof!
Is it also a chemical or hybrid sunscreen?
Two things I'm wondering if you can comment on--1. how well do advanced filters work for preventing melasma? I'm reluctant to have my skin be the testing grounds, because that will cause a flare up I can't reverse! 2. How can we tell the Zinc oxide percentages on korean and japanese sunscreens? Or do you know for these specific sunscreens? That's one factor I've found helps with my melasma, and one of my hesitations from using them is that I have no idea what the zinc percentage is.
Suggest some body sunscreen pls
I really enjoyed the video🤩.My issue with “waterproof” sunscreens if that I have to wash it up with water to preform “Wudu” which is a preparation before prayers for muslim where we wash with water several body parts including the face. Some waterproof sunscreen leave a residue so I have to wash it with a cleanser to ensure proper ‘wudu’ which is a hassle and thats why I prefer non waterproof although I live in a hot humid climate.
Can you do a video on “non waterproof” asian sunscreens for daily use too☺️
I have a video where I review popular Korean sunscreens please check that out
Have you tried the CNP Laboratory Sun Fluid? I was on the fence between getting that or the Isa Knox Sunscreen
Please recommend sunscreen safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding
How are these around eyes? I would love to try Korean and Japanese sunscreens in hopes they help my issues: I live in the US, I'm in my 60s, and use mineral sunscreens on my face because the "chemical" sunscreens here often irritate my eyes (uncontrollable tears or sting) AND sometimes turn my white hair & brows & sweat-damp clothes ORANGE. What do you suggest?
And thank you so much for your CZcams channel! I love your presentation style.
I use mineral on/ around my eyes and chemical everywhere else.
American chemical sunscreens sting my eyes very badly but I've been able to use at least the 'Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel' without any problems and it's much less drying than the mineral sunscreens I was using before.
I think it's definitely worth a try! I'm planning on trying a few more of the Korean sunscreens with newer UV filters as the Isntree one was nice but a little too shiny for my taste.
Hi, Dr. I have hyperpimentation problem, my skin type is very sensitive. Tried various anti hyperpigmented ointments but no visible outcome. Can you suggest something .
Is the make prem uv defense sun fluid water resistant? My husband likes this one and it comes in 150ml. I'm looking for a water resistant sunscreen that is a larger bottle like the make prem.
Do they have a lot of knockoffs for these products when you buy off of amazon like there are for other japanese skincare products
Hi Dr Liu,
I was wondering if you could do a comparison video between Avene and La Roche Posay as well as maybe Vichy (particularly their mineral 89 product) as they all claim to contain special thermal/thermal spring and/or mineral water.
Thanks in part to your channel, recently trying these brands products and enjoying them.
Do you recommend any of these for kids? (Not baby)
I'm using Dr G Mild Up sunscreen and every time it creates a hydrophobic layer on my face and my hands 😂 so I presume that's fine too
I tried the Korean and Japanese sunscreen, it feel good but I live in super hot and humid Florida and just being outside for few minutes to car or shop, the sunscreen is gone just from sweating. Forget about water activities. I now use their “water resistant ” sunscreen for daily use to job or errands so I have some product on after walking to my car. The American and Aussie brand are much better for my active days but not perfect. I really need better coverage, higher protection and more water resistance…any recommendations for very active people out on water 6+ hours and reapplying every 2-3 hours barely helps.
I don't know if you're still taking recommendations, but I live in the Caribbean, no ac, have used these at the beach and the pool with ZERO sunburn and I'm pale: Missha Waterproof in the morning, reapply with Abib Waterproof Sun Stick every 2 hours. That's for the face and neck btw. I use American sunscreens for the body.
@@barbievale thank you. I am willing to try again to find better sunscreen.
Hello Dr.Jenny😊 " After cleansing i go with vanicream lotion on damp skin ( let it fully dry ) and then I apply tretinoin ( wait for 1 - 2 mins ) and then apply vanicream Cream. what do you think of my method ?
Great!! Love it
@alexleee3995
It's called the sandwich method.
thank you for the informations, very good content as always, good continuation doctor. I take this opportunity to ask my question and I hope to have some help here , I still suffer from brown spots, acne scars, dilated pores, i think its kind od melasma what im facing here I tried peels, laser, led ex.. but it didn't work especially when I expose myself to the sun I go back to zero, I watched your videos on brown spots and I prepared a morning and evening routine list and I hope to have your opinion if possible of course.
morning routine:
1.cerave cleanser
2.glycolic acid%
3.niacinamide10%
4.alpha arbutin
5. vitamin c la roche posay
6.acid azelaic the ordinary
Night routine:
1.cleaner
2.crave retinol and thanks in advance.
Why does the Cica sunscreen say “with baby” on the front? 👀
I am new to Asian skin and hair care products. What are some products that I could use for dry/dehydrated, acne-prone skin with redness? I currently have a tret prescription(0.05%), but I feel like it hasn’t done much but irritate my skin. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.
Love purito centella cream, and I think the Dr Ceuracle sunscreen would be a good option
The Biore sunscreen left a white cast on my skin. Are any of these options white cast free?
There’s one called “Kose-Suncut UV Perfect Gel Super Water Proof” that has zero cast!
anessa and kose suncut are NOT waterproof. They dissolve in the water and can be removed easily as well. Thank me later;)
I'm using anessa but the fragrance is awful and too strong for me.
Which is the best sunscreen for hypertension.
I’m disappointed these are not fragrance-free
bought Isa Knox as suggested, big mistake - greasy, sticky, not dewy but cooking oil level greasy, stings eyes…. do not buy!
Really?? It's the best sunscreen I've ever used in my life and I've tried MANY!
I would DEFINITELY recommend this sunscreen 100%!