In the past I recommended you their sunscreen intended for the body from the same series. The only downside is that it is relatively heavy and creamy and can be unpleasant in the summer. This cream by Bondi Sands is intended for the face and has a completely liquid texture, really reminiscent of Shaka Floyd in texture for those who know.
It contains 6 filters - 3 old generation chemical, 2 new generation chemical, and one hybrid (new generation). Besides the filters, it contains some softening and hydrating ingredients, but there are no special ingredients here. They seem to focus on defense. fragrance-free, alcohol, or essential oils.
It's not "officially" water resistant but I didn't feel like it was dripping off me so I trust it for trips. Water-resistant sunscreens have the natural problem of their stickiness. In his case the stickiness is noticeable but relatively minimal. It is liquid and not heavy and can be applied and renewed easily.
I was with it on a trip to Morocco and I redid a lot, I ended up with quite a few layers, and he passed the test successfully - it didn't drip on me, it didn't look too greasy, it didn't itch, it didn't leave even a drop of white (despite the hybrid filter).
It does give a little shine but not too much. My mother also tried it and loved it (and she is one of the matte lovers).
The Australians are known for high protection from the sun, and for very strict testing, so if you have any concerns about Korean sun protection factors, I recommend trying it.
It comes in a smaller quantity than the average, 40 ml, but on the other hand it is compact and you can even keep it in your pocket.
I ordered it from ASOS and it is also available in Sephora UK.
The brand is cruelty-free 🐰❤️
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Tags: Sunscreen • Sun Protection • Hydration • Texture and Skin Renewal • Oil Control • Sephora UK
1 June 2023 at 01:00:00