Guide To Our Sunscreens

Last week I wrote a post on the different types of sunscreens, their differences, their pros and cons, etc. I promised I’d write a post on the sunscreens we sell in our webstore and categorize them according to the differences I discussed last week.  So here it is, my guide to our sunscreens. I will try to help you find a sunscreen that hopefully you will like. 
PS: I strongly recommend you reading last week’s post so you have a better understanding of sunscreens. 

Sunscreens for combo-oily skin

Bioré UV Aqua Rich
SPF 50
Chemical Sunscreen
Texture: very lightweight, water-like. Comes out white but immediately turns clear after application. Creates a matte, waterproof layer on the skin with no white cast whatsoever.
Cons: contains alcohol. 

Missha All-around Safe Block Waterproof Sun Milk

SPF 50
Both Chemical and Physical
Texture: milky and spreads easily. The formula is quick-absorbing, leaves a soft matte finish, and provides sebum control. Waterproof and sweat resistant.
Cons: can leave a white cast on darker skin tones.

 Missha All-around Safe Block Velvet Finish Sun Milk
SPF 50
Physical Sunscreen
Texture: milky texture that leaves a soft, powdery finish on the skin.
Cons: can leave a white cast on medium-darker complexions. 

Sunscreens for normal-dry skin

Neogen Dermalogy Day Light Protection Sunscreen
SPF 50
Both Chemical and Physical
Texture: lightweight but creamy. Nourishes and moisturizes skin, perfect for dryer skin types.
Cons: none

Missha Safe Block Essence Sun
SPF 45
Chemical Sunscreen
Texture: light creamy texture that gives skin a dewy glow. Does not feel heavy and leaves no white cast.
Cons: none

Sunscreens for all skin types

Benton Papaya-S Sun Cream SPF50 PA++++
SPF50
Chemical and physical sunscreens
Texture: a light cream that leaves no white marks.
Disadvantages: none.

Missha All-around Safe Block Essence Sun Milk 
SPF50
Chemical UV filters
Texture in the mouth: very light milky texture. This sunscreen is hydrating, but not greasy. Absorbs quickly and leaves no white film.
Cons: Contains alcohol.

Missha All-around Safe Block Soft Finish Sun Milk
SPF50
Contains chemical and physical UV filters
Texture: Light milky texture with a pink tint. Leaves a soft powdery finish on the skin. Works well as a makeup base. Does not leave a white veil.
Disadvantages: none.

Missha All Around Safe Block Aqua Sun Gel
SPF50
Chemical UV filters
Texture: a milky gel. Contains moisturizing ingredients and is quickly absorbed. Does not leave a white veil.
Cons: Contains alcohol. 

Sunscreens for sensitive skin

COSRX Aloe Soothing Sun Cream
SPF50
Contains chemical and physical UV filters
Texture in the mouth: creamy texture. Moisturizes the skin with aloe vera extracts. Ideal for normal to dry and sensitive skin.
Cons: Contains very small amounts of alcohol.

Oh My Sun Protection Milk
SPF50
Contains physical UV filters
Texture: transparent substance that spreads easily
Cons: Contains small amounts of lavender oil.

I hope this guide has given you a better overview of all the sunscreens we sell and has helped you find one that will suite your needs. 

XXX- Soha