The Runniest Sunscreen That I Loved
I will be honest with you - I am not a fan of sunscreens. Don't get me wrong - I strongly believe that it is a must-have product for every person, especially for those who love the sun and live in a sunny country like I do. However, after trying several different sunscreens, I often find them greasy, overly glowy, or stingy. But hear me out - I found a true diamond.
Being an amateur micro-influencer brings several nice perks, and one of them is a friendly community. This SKINFOOD sunscreen was gifted to me by a lovely Korean lady who currently lives in Croatia and shares her knowledge about Korean skincare. You can actually follow her on Instagram.
Now, let's go back to my Skinfood Berry Moisturizing Sun Cream itself. It is a chemical sun cream, which means that it uses organic filters that absorb UV radiation, convert it into heat and release it from the skin. Usually such sunscreens are easy to absorb and this one is the best at it - you don't need to rub your skin for three minutes like with many mineral sunscreens.
SPF50+ means that the sunscreen provides very high protection against UVB radiation. UVB rays mainly affect the top layers of the skin, causing redness and sunburns.
PA++++ indicates extremely high protection against UVA radiation. UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin and cause wrinkles, sagging, pigmentation and loss of skin elasticity.
This cream has it all and what I like a lot is that it is quite runny, milky, almost like an essence. So easy to use, especially when I need to apply it to my husband, who hates my skincare and always tries to avoid it. Oh well, he can't run from sunscreens, right?
Please remember, I always write honest and real reviews after several weeks of testing. However, there is one Korean skincare shop which gives me points if somebody uses my discount code. If you decide to buy this product, support me by entering my discount (rewards code) – PEACH33714 – in your cart and you will get an additional discount! Here you can find exact steps.