Review on Pigeon Baby Milk Waterproof SPF50 Baby Care by Eric Hay

First I got a 20g bottle to try and also make sure I use it up whilst the SPF is guaranteed. Check out the size of the product - Japanese sunscreens tend to be smaller than Western drugstore brands, so keep that in mind. However, I enjoy this sunscreen for the purpose I got it for, which is to put it on my face when I'm exercising outside. It leaves a white (pink?) tint and dries up like all physical sunscreens with this level of protection. It also curled up a little oddly when I applied it with my regular (rather emollient) moisturizer. That's why I do NOT wear it as a daily SPF. I love that it doesn't irritate my eyes, so on the days I need it I can apply it to my cheekbones/eye area for added protection (I have freckles there so I know I'm getting it need it). It's very, very milky, so it's very easy to apply 1/4 teaspoon to your face, especially if you're applying it to your face in batches (which you need as the product is liquid and dries quickly). the most cosmetically elegant sunscreen? no Does it do what it says on the bottle, namely to protect from the sun and stay in place despite sebum and sweat? You bet.