🌞 MISSHA Waterproof SPF50 All Around Block - Boost Your Sun Protection Review

Opened my package today and just wanted to point out that the picture is misleading as I was looking to buy the product in the picture not the new version. I went to Missha's Amazon page and saw that the 2018 version is on a separate page. So if you are selling the 2018 version, please list it on this page. It sucks that you expect the product to be exactly like the photo but it's far from all due to a misunderstanding. Again, this product has an almost sickeningly sweet smell, while if I…

Thought it would suit my oily skin. It's been advertised as light, airy and soothing, but it's not "light" as they say. Leaves a light, shiny greasy film on the face. But that's not the bad part. It's SMELL. Wow. If you want your home to smell like Grandma's, this product is for you. The smell is heavy, obsessive, I felt sick. Even after it has been absorbed, the smell does not leave your nose! I honestly don't know who was in charge of the smell department, but the sniffer probe burned through

Not suitable for dark skin. Actually I'm both wrong lol my fault. it dries out and i really like its texture but the WHITE SHUT! This was actually my first experience with a white sunscreen lol it's a white tint and it's obvious. The price is amazing but since I can't return it I don't mind losing money. Please do not do this if you have dark or even tanned skin, you will see a white tint unless you like looking like a ghost or you are just white powder on your face.

I had high hopes for this! Pros: Works smoothly and fades well. Make-up suited her well. While my skin felt like it had a pound of stuff on it, it didn't look like it. So it works as advertised. Cons: It's quite fragrant, but the smell dissipates quickly as the product dries. It didn't cause a reaction on my sensitive skin, but people with sensitive skin should be careful. Although it seemed a bit oily, it actually left my skin very dry for days after using it for the first time. Before trying…

I have combination, acne prone, sensitive skin. Products with silicone give me painful cystic acne. After trying 49528384 different sunscreens I saw a review of this product here on Revain and the reviewer had the same issue as me but said this product helped her. I was skeptical but gave it a try because why not. She was right. ! I don't know what the magic is but it doesn't make me break out and it's so cosmetically elegant! This is my holy grail of sunscreen, and it's affordable! My only…

This product is for oily skin! It's very white when you first apply it (possibly white cast), but after you massage it in, it leaves a "whitening tinge" that creates a filter on the skin. It's not a white shade, but I've noticed my skin has gotten lighter. I have a medium skin tone so anyone considered dark or dark dark can either have a white cast or an unflattering film. It dries to a powdery finish. It is also a very heavily flavored and watery formulation. The smell is "powdery and fresh"…

I love this sunscreen! I have combination (rather oily) and sensitive skin and it doesn't irritate at all. It's very runny (which I like better) and doesn't leave a white film. It smells slightly like baby powder, but that doesn't bother me. That's right - it seems to be water and sweat resistant because I use it when I'm working out outside and nothing gets in my eyes when I'm sweating.

Buying sunscreen can be a surprisingly difficult task, especially if you a) have a problem with strong odors and b) have dark skin. For those of us with darker skin, many sunscreens impart a tint (gray, white, blue, or purple) to the skin, and unfortunately, many reviews fail to mention the scent or tint. I've heard good things about Missha Sun. Milk, but the smell was strong and fragrant, the consistency was really watery and kind of rough, and it gave my skin a vague purple hue. The smell was