K-Beauty Sunscreens: The Science & Are They Worth The Hype?! | Dr. Shereene Idriss
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Korean Beauty Sunscreens!! We dive into sunscreen regulations, SPF and PA ratings, UV filters, and test out 10 viral k-beauty sunscreens and 1 j-beauty sunscreen. It's a nerdy one, let's go!!
0:00 intro
1:05 regulations
3:02 how to evaluate sunscreens
5:54 hybrid sunscreens
9:42 chemical sunscreen lotions
15:44 sun sticks and powder
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beauty of joseon is the best sunscreen i’ve ever tried, i can’t stand the greasy/oily feeling of most sunscreens i’ve tried and the beauty of joseon one actually makes me excited to wear sunscreen!!
I am so ready for some spring and summer weather with beauty of joseon sunscreen and my new sun hat lol. I also like to use it on my hands when driving since it doesn't make everything I touch after applying white and greasy!
I bought it a few months ago not really expecting much, and I love. It’s now my favorite sunscreen
unfortunately it gives me a bit of white cast :l
Anch'io , tra le tante protezioni solari usate fin d'ora ..credo di preferire.(.e dopo il tuo video..ne sono certa) quella di Beauty of Joseon..Più che SPF..sembra una crema di bellezza, per come lascia la pelle!😚😘 Grazie Dr. Shereene..Buon Week end! 🌼🌷😊
Yes I look forward for it too because I can’t stand greasy sunscreens. But it’s not for those strong sunny days, try out the EVY Foam one in the brown can if you want something not too heavy but super heavy duty sunscreen for those extremely sunny days
Biore is actually a Japanese brand. As for the blue dye in sunscreen. Some Asian sunscreen has it for color correcting or 'brightening' features (usually in Asia that means making you look fairer). In fact Biore UV has one specifically with that. Tried that, nice texture and all but the brightening part is not my jam.
I have the Biore UV Watery essence literally the best sunscreen I’ve added to my routine
I really like this one
@@jakecorshia I love that one too
She knows, she mentioned that in the description box 😊
Thank you for explaining the PA system! I always struggled understanding the rating system, and your explanation was so concise and clarifying! 🙏❤️
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Same i was actually searching for sunscreens in my country and didnt understood the pa nor did i searched what it meant and now i know and very satisfied so i could be more aware on what im getting into😊
I would LOVE to see a part 2 of this. I absolutely adore korean spfs, and theres SO many amazing ones out there
part two would be wonderful
I'm a sunscreen nerd, and I love the visual with the different active ingredients; trying to explain this to others is so hard, but that makes it so easy!
Almost 25 years since the last UV filter approval..? That's absurd! I'm so glad to see derms like you and dr Dray are trying to make a difference!
I love how you make it all easy to understand and make skincare so simple. I've been watching your vids and i learned so much and still learning. The "more is not more" helped me everytime, mostly when trying new products on my face. Kudos and more power beautiful angel. Thank you, you are my "to go watch" always when it comes to skin problems and skin care routine.
You never failed to deliver!! Heart you so much. I've been trying a different K-sunscreen every time I finish a bottle and boy do I love the options! I don't think I can ever go back to US sunscreens considering their price range, the options and cosmetic elegance.
Best video of 2023! I really appreciate that you showed the uva & uvb range of protection. I found some new sunscreens that I want to try. Thanks
She is so smart explaining all these! Thats why she my most fave derm.❤❤❤
Love the super detailed explanations - thank you!
Purito and many other brands have official amazon storefronts. There’s nothing wrong with buying from those.
Hi do you know how to tell which Korean sunscreens are legit on Amazon or how to tell?
Beauty of Joseon is one of my favorite sunscreens and I am so grateful to you for introducing it to us! It’s very lightweight, it disappears completely, does not make you shine and look oily and it is not comedogenic which has been an issue with almost all of the sunscreens I’ve ever tried.
The only hiccup I’ve had with it was when I just began using it while taking accutane. My skin is very sensitive right now and it took me about a week of getting used to but now we’re friends and it is doing its job perfectly well.
Have you tried centella?
Thanks! The linked website had a huge sale and I was able to get 3 of the recommended products! Thank you! I’m excited 🥳
Korean sunscreen is where it is at! They have really done sunscreen proud!!
Thank you so much for the video! I always wondered what the PA system meant so thanks for the explanation :) and the visualization of how much the individual filters Cover und the UVA/UVB spectrum was really nice as well… I ordere the beauty of jeoson sunscreen and it’s probably gonna arrive soon so this just made me even more excited to try it out myself :)
Great round up. Best sellers currently in Korea are the Round Lab Birch juice moisturizing sun cream and the Abib sunstick. Hope you can take a look at them next time. Also, I would love to hear more about ‘K’ skin care in general. Love your channel!
Great info! I recently tried the beauty of joseon on my very sensitive skin and it's amazing!!! I would love to see a video from you on how to address pore congestion. Thank you for all of your videos!
Recently started using Beauty of Joseon and I love it ❤. I have super oily skin and was using SuperGoop (avoiding white cast, I have dark skin). Joseon keeps my oiliness at a minimum with NO white cast . Now, I use my Supergoop as a highlighter on high points of my face.
using spf as highlighter? how does that work
I use the CosRX one. Thank u for explaining the PA+++ system!
First of all: I really like your videos! Thank you for educating us ☺️
I'm from Germany and here in Europe the UV filters "benzophenone" are forbidden cause they are carcinogenic.
The thing is: We also don't use "octocrylene" because they decompose into benzophenone.
So I would not recommend buying SPFs that contain these filters 🙏🏻
Which sunscreens, if any, did she recommend that contain benzophenone (which apparently also goes by diphenylmethanone or
Diphenyl keton?) it would save me some research as I’m now looking up the ingredients for everything recommended here to make sure that none contain this ingredient!😮 thanks for the heads up. I had no idea.
Hi Dr Idriss, Love you & your channel! Are you familiar with the Purito scandal of 2020 where the their popular Centella Green Level Unscented Sun sunscreen “SPF 50+”, was shown to only provide SPF 19? I was wondering if this has impacted your, of any of your viewers’, trust in their sunscreens? The company’s response to the findings, was really blasé and left many of us afraid to purchase from this brand in particular, as well as the manufacturer of other K-beauty sunscreens (including Dear Klairs). I realize that some sunscreens sold in the US, have also been tested, and shown not to contain the SPF advertised, so it could happen anywhere and from a video I just watched by cosmetic chemist & You Tuber Lab Muffin, there are a number of reasons this could’ve happened so not sure if they were deceitful or just negligent, but the way the company responded really affected my faith in purchasing from them. Here’s an article about it, and the problem across the board on sunscreen testing, in case anyone is curious. nymag.com/strategist/2020/12/what-went-wrong-with-puritos-sunscreen.html
@@littlesthepitbullhere the ones from missha and scinic :) it's relatively easy to check cause octocrylene (as in these cases) are uv filters so it's one of the first ingredients if you google a product :)
Of course Dr. Idriss is a medical professional and I am not! It's just what those experts in my country/ EU told us 🤷🏻♀️
I don't think it's worse to use these sunscreens instead of no sunscreen :) On the other hand it's just easy to buy one without these ingredients I think :)
Despite being a pale, easily burned white chick who knows better, for years I struggled to wear sunscreen daily because I hated how it felt and smelled. A couple of years ago I started following Dr. Dray and she convinced me to try Asian sunscreens. Such a huge difference! I now wear sunscreen almost daily. It has made a noticeable difference in my roseacea too. I'm currently using that Missha Sun milk. I like it well enough, but the Purito has been my favorite.
I love the Vanicream 50-60+ sunscreen! It works perfectly for my sensitive skin!
This is the best video for k beauty sunscreens ! You are the only one to list the spf ingredients which is very helpful for someone with Rosacea ! Thank you ! Great job !
Hey! Which sunscreen do you find best for Rosacea?❤
Beauty of Joseon is the best! Thank you for the recommendation from your previous video. Looking forward to trying Purito as well 😊
thank you very much for this video. I was hesitant to buy asian brands because I didn't know about ingredients and was worried about why/if they are safe under European regulation, but with this feedback you gave me confidence to go ahead and try them know :)
Thank you for this visual explaining of the filters 😍
the graphs are really useful for understanding different sun protecting ingredients. thank you very much
Thank you for the wonderful insight Doc! I didn't know anything about the filters and different formulations, I would only look at the spf. This will help me make a better decision on my next purchase.
Tis is probably by far the best sunscreen video i hav ever seen!!! Thank you for tis informative video 🤗
I am SO happy you have a review on these! I’ve been using a few of these for a year now and I love the way they feel but felt a little worried about their efficacy. (And I also bought from Amazon! 😮 I will stop!!)
Love the graph and color coding!
I appreciate this because I will be going through Korea on Friday/Saturday, on my way to Singapore ! Thanks for all the info!!
Yet again, Thank you for the amazing video! Yay!❤
Please cover in the next one the topic sunscreen and Vit D, how to combine these two topics. Thanks for everything you do! Love
Thank you for yet another extremely educational video! While I realize the majority of your followers are of the younger generations, please don't forget about us oldies who are (finally) able to benefit from all this wonderful information (so us in the 60+ sphere). We are dealing with decades of skin neglect through ignorance, so hoping you might dedicate one upcoming video to products that may help reverse (wishful thinking) problems like glycation, etc. Personally, I would love to see you discuss the pros/cons of the Matrixyl product lines: 3000, Synth-6 targeting horizontal/forehead wrinkles, and the newest one Morphomics targeting more vertical wrinkles like nasolabial. Olay also has a dedicated moisturizer that is a combination Niacinamide + Peptides (It seems to absorb well and give a slight 'tightening' feel, although I have not be able to find the percentage of Niacinamide in it ... Olay's claim is 99% which doesn't make sense to me).
I’m with you! Going to be 60 this year and still don’t wear sunscreen. Our generation, as you said, just didn’t know. Just like the smokers of the 50s didn’t know it was bad for their health. I may try one of these and hope to hell I get in the habit of using it. 😅
@@Sufferingsassafrass I'm hitting 70 in the fall, and I've tried doing the sunscreen thing a few times and under makeup they were all disasters. Unfortunately, I'm still a smoker although have been able to cut back but not totally kick the habit ... while most likely doing major damage to the body, has kept me out of the homicide detectives grasp. Back in our teenage and 20-something years, no one saw a dermatologist ... not even sure they existed. Then as the years went by (working, running a household, dealing with kids, etc.) who really had the time/energy to even think about what was drooping, sagging, losing volume ... above and below the neck. My goal now is to try to undo a little of that damage and make the undertakers job of making me look presentable in the casket a little easier.
Yes!!!!! This!!!!
@@cherylmyers5095 I've been using two very good tinted sunscreens, alternating between Australian Gold SPF 50 and Bliss Block Star SPF 30. Both are available for around $20 at Ulta (Australian Gold) or Target and WalMart (Bliss Block Star). I use them as a one-step sunscreen, primer and creamy base/foundation on my fair-skinned 63 year old face. They both work well over lightweight moisturizers and under loose or pressed mineral powder foundation, if I want a little heavier coverage. Most of the time I just set them with a light dusting of translucent pressed powder, well-buffed with a good quality brush. I have rosacea, and trying to color match its moodiness with traditional liquid or cream foundations became impossible about twenty years ago. These sunscreen products both have a nice, semi-satin finish, and contain mineral-only active sunscreen ingredients, so they don't cause any extra irritation around my eyes. At times when my skin is particularly sensitive, like during dry, windy weather ("Santa Ana" winds here in Southern California), I use the Australian Gold as both of these sunscreens do have some fragrance and the Block Star's scent is very citrusy and can be irritating to my face. They both remove well with the two-step "double cleanse" method that seems to be the norm these days; the Australian Gold is very water resistant and sometimes needs a little micellar water as a final step for complete removal. I should note that I also live in an area with very hard water; sometimes my cleansing routine ends with a final wipedown rinse with distilled water on a cotton pad. I have found great improvement in the texture of my skin since starting to wear sunscreens on my face every single day, a habit I started only about 10 years ago. Now if I could just find some magic potion for the sagging jowls, droopy hooded eyelids, deep vertical lines around my lips...I have a high-mileage face, but the sunscreen helps by not allowing new age spots to crash the party. And of course, you know you have to quit smoking, I did thirty years ago and have no regrets. Good luck!
I assume you’re already using tretinoin as it’s the gold standard in anti aging ingredients. If not I would definitely start there. And sunscreen.
The tinted Rovectin spf is amazing, it's pretty underrated but it's so good.
Now I would love to see similar video but about European sunscreens! 😊
Yes!
Yeeeeesssss
YASS!!
Thank you Dr. Shireen! Could you also round up some of your favourite Australian sunscreens next? ❤️
So excited for this video
This is the sunscreen bible! Loved it❤
Thank you!
*THANK you so much* for this.
I know I left lots of passionate comments (I've had skin CAncer twice and have been using sunscreens regularly. )
Been waiting for this video to so long thank you so much! 🌸🌸
I placed an order for 2 of the sunscreens mentioned from Stylevana on January 31st, and just received a shipment notification today. Be prepared to wait!
I placed an order last Sunday from Stylevana and it shipped on Tuesday. I don’t usually have to wait too long.
If they items are in stock (it shows it on the product page), then it shouldn’t take that long. “Shouldn’t” being the key word. 😬😂
I placed an order at YesStyle for the double pack of BoJ (among other things) on Wednesday 3/15 and received an email that they are shipping 3/18 (today).
Thank you for the giving us a visual of the filters and which uva/uvb rays they protect against.
Thank you for reviewing all these sunscreens!! Also your necklace in the video makes me think you're the Thanos of all sunscreens now
I would love a part 2! This video is so helpful, but there are still so many Asian brands out there . Some brand recommendations:
Anessa, Dr.May, Curel, Allie, Cellina,Sekkisei
Hi Dr. Shereene, Do you think you could do a video on the best Korean skin care? I wish that you were my dermatologist! You are so smart and I have learned so much from you. Thank god for real people like you. Please keep being you! Have a nice day!
Discovered Beauty if Joseon SPF from you and loveeeeee it!
I’m in Australia and we have some amazing sunscreens I can only tolerate mineral sunscreens on my face and for body chemical needs to be fragrance free…..mature dry sensitive skin.
I’m loving Naked Sunday Collagen Mineral Glow for my face it’s so hydrating, hint of colour, touch of glow, slightly blurs pores and fine lines so is perfect on its own for everyday and plays well under makeup.
Bondi Sands make some really good sunscreens at a good price.
Which one do you use?
I just starting using tinted ISDIN sunscreen and so far the best for combo skin plays well with major fade and makeup. Will try Beauty of Joseon next🤩
I tried so many chemical sunscreens and I always without an exception react to them with redness, pimples, itchiness etc. so I only use mineral sunscreens (paula‘s Choice calm spf 30) Until I‘ve discovered beauty of Joseon. It just blows my mind that I can put on a chemical/hybrid sunscreen without getting irritated. Love it! I order it from Stylevana to Germany.
I have rosacea and it actually calms down my rosacea! It also seems to prevent me from breaking out.
Stock up. I just discovered Stylevana I was nervous because of long delivery because of being in HK but it’s worth the wait. They are having a sale right now 2 BOJ for $17. I have tons of sunscreen and toners in my cart, spending a bunch of stuff for me and my kids’ skin. I love that they have exp dates on their product. My last purchase has a pretty long shelf like, into 2024 I think.
I tried Skin1004 Madagascar Centella and I thought it’d be too greasy but no, love it as well.
Pyung Yul and Instree toners are in my cart as well. Dr Dray spoke highly of these products too. So. Excited. 😍
@@jessicaal415 Wow, that’s a great deal! I just bought a two-pack BoJ sunscreen from YesStyle for $22.50 the other day. The BoJ Revive eye serum was only $12.75, so I stocked up. There was an additional coupon for my cart which then brought everything below the free shipping, lol, so I added Etude moisturizer. 😂
Same here I simply can’t use any chemical sunscreens from the USA. My kid and I starchy are highly allergic chemical sunscreens (lots of hives). But I’m fine with Korean hybrids. There must not be the same ingredients? I usually do a patch test.
I'm in Germany too and i had the same problem until I tried Rossman's own brand Sun Ozon sonnenfluid spf50. It's the thin white bottle. Can even apply it near my eyes. Try it. Last time i checked it only cost about 4euros.
That was very informative thank you ❤ Id love to see a similar video on french sunscreens since they are only ones available in my country ( avene ..bioderma.. uriage ..vichy.. laroche posay) each brand have alot of sunscreens somtimes its confusing to choose the best
Thank you Dr Shereene! BTW, I also got your skincare products for my mom and she loves them! They’re awesome for ridding of melasma! Thank you for your content as always and I hope you and yours are well. Happy Spring.
In South Korea, sunscreens are regulated as cosmetics, and the US doesn’t recognize the new gen filters as active ingredients. It is legal for US consumers to order cosmetics from abroad for personal use.
Most awaited video for me, I’ve not seen the video yet, the ads are still playing but I’ve always wanted this one. I wonder if they are effective. Soo doesn’t feel like sunscreen. And I’ve tried both Instree and BoJ
I love Korean sunscreens. Since I work outside and have red hair i basically bathe in it. I really wish the us would adopt sone of these newer filters!!
I would love to hear your take on the new l'oreal filter that is included in the Uvmune 400 line compared to the new Avene filter (Triasorb). They claim to protect against extra long UV rays that other filters can't cover.
Biore is J-Beauty btw and they make a lot of great skincare products including sunscreen. I've tried this one before and it has a nice gel cream texture that absorbs quickly, so ideal for those with oily skin. But I believe it has fragrance and a bunch of citrus extracts that could be irritating though, so sensitive skin proceed with caution. Hope this helps 😊
It is waterresitant too!
I love it too.
Awesome and Informative! Thank you so much ❤❤❤
Shereene, Please please PLEASEEE a video on proper waxing procedure such as skin prep, and skincare after to avoid irritation, ingrown hair, and bumps? Especially on face and bikini area! Would loveee that. Love you!! Thank you!
Great video ! Beauty if Joseon is my current favourite !
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Huge reason why I switched to Korean is none of them burn my eyes. Among other reasons too. Superior sunscreens
Actually, European sunscreens have far higher PPD protection. PA++++ is only at PPD 16. La Roche Posay’s UVMune400 is at PPD 46, Altruist PPD 54 and Isdin Eryfotona PPD 61.
@@PassionPno
Those sunscreens you just listed are the exception and shouldn't be used to represent European sunscreens as a whole.
The vast majority of European sunscreens don't disclose their exact PPD ratings and usually don't go much higher than the required minimum, which is 1/3 of the UVB protection. So in the case of a SPF50 sunscreen the PPD would still be around 16/17 for most European sunscreens which is equivalent to PA++++.
@@crystalclear7512 You can just message the brand and they’ll tell you the PPD rating.
@@PassionPno
Nope, most of them won't. They'll just tell you the standard "it's at least 1/3 of the UVB."
Thanks for your videos Dr. Idriss!
I have a couple of suggestions for the next videos: psoriasis, both scalp and skin and how to treat spider angioma.
Like the Purito daily sunscreen spf 50 a lot. Feels a bit greasy going on but is absorbed quickly. It doesn't sting my eyes which is amazing for me. You don't need a moisturizer underneath unless your skin is super dry. I'm a senior and my skin is semi-dry and it's enough.
My favorite fabulous sunscreen, like it even better than Josen
CanMake Mermaid sunscreen is amazing too. Very light and sheer with awesome filters and doesn't irritate eyes :))
I really appreciate this video! I love Korean sunscreens
I love your pillow talk
products! Flash mask is the best 💜
I have to say that I think the Inistree watery Sun gel does have a scent, that classic sunscreen scent that smells just slightly beachy. If you don’t like that smell, fyi
Thank you! I was curious about the Pillowtalk products. 😊
I have been using Canmake mineral sunscreen, mostly I’m indoor but one day I went out in sun without hat for 2-4 minutes and I got another spot of melasma, so based on this, I think only Australian sunscreen can protect from Australian strong sun! Now I switched to Naked Sunday Mineral even thought it leaves slightly white cast and gives me shiny look, but I can’t take risk! Hope this helps other people too
Agreed. I've used several Korean and Japanese sunscreens and burned, even with minimal sun exposure. I'm very dubious about their testing and rating system, especially after the Purito scandal. I'm sticking with LaRoche Posay. It's more expensive but I know it works.
Thanks for this it really answered a lot of questions. Have you made a video of sunscreens available in the US that you would recommend? And if not please make one 🙏🏻💜💜 I went shopping for sunscreen yesterday and it’s really overwhelming 😅
Thank you for that information, I found that some of them have Aloe which I'm extremely allergic to. I like the product links it was easy to shop and check ingredients!
My absolute ride-or-die is Missha soft finish sun milk, because I just LOVE how it feels, I get excited about sun screen and look forward to wearing it… so I thought why mess with a good thing… but now I am interested in your thoughts on it compared to the other Missha sunscreens, and should I switch Beauty of Joseon or the Purrito…
Other Asian brands also have a lot of fantastic SPF (Biore is actually a Japanese brand for example) pls do a ep2 for this series! I personally get my Asian SPF from Yamibuy I initially just use them for Asian snack but end up also getting Asian SPF from them lol but pls remember to filter for fulfilled by yami only. A few that I would recommend trying are: Elixir advanced day care from shiseido, decorté multifunction sunscreen, mistine aqua base ultra protection. So many L’Oréal brands like kiehls and lancome formulated the “same” sunscreen completely different and the Asian version is always so much better 😂
I thought I was gonna adore that Issintree one after getting a great deal on 2 of them on stylevanna. My skin has actually been breaking out and looking splotchy with redness since I’ve been using it over the past couple of weeks. I regret buying them, but think they’re formula is lovely and for someone who can tolerate them, they’d be excellent. I am adoring the one that comes in a blue jar by Hadalabo- just wish it came in a bigger size and in a tube.
I would order far enough in advance of running out of a product I've come to rely on for daily use. The problem is, from my POV, is that you don't know how long skincare items have been sitting in a possibly unheated or non-air conditioned warehouse waiting to be shipped. This questionable storage time can adversely affect the active ingredients, and the formulas can separate in their containers. So it's not just a question of inconvenience, but of efficacy.
I would love to see another video talking about their vitamin C and retinols .
Danish 37-year old here: you're knowledge and the way you share your thoughts is very helpful! Thank you! I've watch so many of your videos in trying to make my first skin care routine. You are gold.
Question: do you know anything about how to manage skin tags and when they appear on the face?
Great question and thank you. I hope she responds. I recently got one on my face and I’m annoyed by it!
I don’t think there’s much to do except to get them removed. They’ll either freeze it off with liquid nitrogen or burn them off (electrocautery).
@@ccap3211 Thanks again. I think you’re right. I tried a homeopathic ‘skin tag removal’ oil from the drugstore which reeked of tea tree oil and it did nothing. And I pushed through the unpleasant smell and used it for quite a while, nightly. I’ll see my dermatologist.😊
Since I discovered the tocobo sunscreen I've been using only it. It's truly the sunscreen that made me become consistent and actually want to apply more.
The only problem is that it often burns my eyes and leavea a white web on my eyes.
But I will use another mineral spf around my eyes and the tocobo on my face and neck.
I only wish it came in bigger bottles.
Totally Agree! I so WISH here in the USA we had better options, you would think being the richest nation we would have more advanced technology when developing SPFS sadly that’s not the case 🤦🏻♀️ Being a sensitive skin girl I try to look for physical/mineral over chemical and it’s so hard to find ones that are favorites. Always on the look 👀 out for new ones…
One I found a year ago at Target is the “Undefined R & R SUN Serum” it’s mineral and one I actually enjoy on my face because it doesn’t dry or cause peeling being a Mineral Sunscreen, looks great under makeup and I believe it’s now also sold at Ulta. Fingers crossed we get more options in the future for us Mineral/Physical SPF ladies
Hi! Can you do a video on at home dermaplaning? Who shouldn’t do? How to do properly? And how about that cleanser pH video! Goalstogetglowing has a ton of cleansers on there but I’m curious about the Aveeno and the Vanicream. Thank you! Looooooooove all of your content and your delivery style ❤
I really like the DewGlow sunscreen from Naturium. It is PA++++. It feels so nice on and actually makes me want to wear sunscreen.
Darn! I just placed an order for their retinal last night! Should have added the sunscreen!
The Tocobo sunscreen stick is a great reapplication sunscreen. It’s soft and silky, you don’t need to touch it after applying it and it’s very light. It gives you just a little bit of glow without making u look or feel greasy. Definitely recommend for oily or normal skin types. 👍
Love this video! You’ve got to try the Skin 1004 Hyalu-Cica water for serum sunscreen. It has been so great for my maturing dry skin. I like it better than BOJ.
Is the Skin1004 one fragrance free?
@@brirose230 Yes, and it is terrific.
Agree!
BOJ and Scinic (not the stick, the Enjoy super mild sun essence) sunscreens have been my favourites for two years. The latter is the more affordable option.
Love your videos !! I do love long format, although I assume it can be hard to come up with enough content!
I had a couple questions. A) what do we do about peach fuzz on the face? I’m only 25 and I feel like I’ve noticed it more in the last couple of years. I think as women age it gets “worse” too, but are there factors that worsen it? It’s all very blonde so I haven’t been too stressed but around my lips I notice it more.
2) I did an aloe Vera mask last night (like, bought the plant and scraped out the gel), and I kind of feel like it did something! Face felt super soft and smooth today. It’s obviously not a glorious texture, but I read there are lots of vitamins, minerals, and a bunch of other components in it. Do you think topical aloe really would make a difference in skin texture/target any problems ? Can any of the nutrients get absorbed through the skin barrier?
Would love little shorts about these! ❤ have a beautiful day!
Thank you for this in depth video for such an important topic ❤ Could you please share what ingredients to avoid to protect my eyes from burning and itching 😢 Thanks 🤗 xoxo
Love your videos. I was waiting for the mineral sunscreens. I'm allergic to chemical filters and I can't use any of these amazing sunscreens 😭plus my skin is dry af and all of the mineral ones just make me even drier lol
Thanks for another great video, can you also recommend lip balm with spf it’s so hard to find and wondering if you have a favorite! Thanks!
Great video😍 which sunscreen would you recommend for sensitive skin( hyperpigmentation tendency and redness)beauty of josean sounds interesting but is it also anti inflammatory?
This was a fantastic video; I’ve just placed my order to try a few of them! I’d love a video on how to deal with pigmentation at the outer corner of your eye. So many products say to apply only to the under eye. Are there safe products that will target this area?
superb video!! thank youuuu 🥰
Thank you so much for this video. I always fear using Korean sunscreen for some reason especially the ones off Amazon! Can you let us know which ones have fragrance? If any?
Also, wondering if any of these you have found that are not compatible with your serum and moisturizer?
I love beauty of joseon ! Thank you so much for this video it helped a lot 🙂
And btw you have such a wonderful way of saying everything. Unique ! ❤
Hi Dr, what do you think about Beaty of Jaseon Sun Stick during the day to touch up after using Beauty of Jaseon sunscreen in the morning?
I found that upon reapplication, Purito Daily Go To does leave a bit of a white cast. Initial application is flawless though.
I am a maniac about sunscreen especially since I too have melasma. I apply liquid sunscreen then put thick zinc over top for extra protection when I am outside exercising or gardening (with a latge brimmed hat). Thank you for always explaining everything as I always learn new information even though I am in the healthcare business.
Im a simple skincare nerd, shereene recommends, i buy
I love Maxclinic Water Trapping Essence as Korean sunscreen.
I'm getting the Beauty of Joseon one soon. But I also love Laroche Posay spf invisible mist spray, for touch up when I'm out and about and their Age correct one.
Evening doc. Happy Saturday.
i recently bought my tocobo sunstick and yeah good decision and research I did coz my oily skin type is loving it, not so greasy feeling but more on glewy look. perfect for touch ups. But still I apply basic regular sunscreen product at first and sunstick for touch ups.
Beauty of joseon is my new lover for life since a week. I ordered it 2 weeks ago on stylevana but realized they ship from China which I don't like because we don't know how they manipulate the items and products there. The sunscreen is heaven on my skin though, NO burning or discomfort at all. It is calmy and refreshing for my redness and rosecea and it is so soothing and moisturizing for my sensitivity. I just ordered 2 others today but on the brand website to make sure it is sent from South Korea. Thank you very much to have dived into details here. Very appreciated Dr.shereene 🥰🥰🥰
I ordered it from Stylevana as well 5 days ago and didn’t received any shipping confirmation emails.
Did you get yours? And how long did it took to arrive?