Hello folksickles. Today's review will be for the Biore UV Aqua Rich Water Essence SPF 50+ PA++++.
Availability: This retails anywhere between $8.25 - $17.50 for a 70g tube and is available at stylevana.com, japanasetaste.com, amazon.com, japanesewithlove.com, and yesstyle.com.
Would I buy this again?: Absolutely!
What is this product designed to address?
According to yesstyle.com: This hydrating sunscreen infused with hyaluronic acid and royal jelly extract comes with SPF 50+ PA++++ UV protection. The waterproof formula absorbs quickly into skin and leaves zero white cast. This product is suitable for both the face and body. Sensitive skin-friendly formula is made free of artificial colorants.
Does it contain any special/beneficial ingredients?
Royal Jelly Extract: Has hydrating properties and helps skin retain moisture.
What is the texture like?
This starts off as a very creamy gel-cream that blends out into more of a gel texture. It feels refreshing when applied.
Is it scented?
This has a soft, subtle floral scent.
My overall experience/comments on the product:
I've been hearing a lot of hype about this particular SPF and let me tell you, it is absolutely worth it! This feels unlike any SPF I've tried and I say this because it's incredibly lightweight and melts into the skin. There isn't any white cast - it is a chemical sunscreen after all - but there's also none of that heavy, sticky, sunscreen feeling that typical sunscreens leave behind. While this is lightweight, I find it to be fairly hydrating where I would recommend it to all skin types. If someone is particularly dry, I would suggest layering this on top of a moisturizer. Because it's lightweight, I think it would play nicely when layered on top of other products. It also leaves the skin feeling very soft and smooth, so if you're a makeup wearer, I think this could function well as a primer on its own without the need for additional product.
I've been hearing a lot of hype about this particular SPF and let me tell you, it is absolutely worth it! This feels unlike any SPF I've tried and I say this because it's incredibly lightweight and melts into the skin. There isn't any white cast - it is a chemical sunscreen after all - but there's also none of that heavy, sticky, sunscreen feeling that typical sunscreens leave behind. While this is lightweight, I find it to be fairly hydrating where I would recommend it to all skin types. If someone is particularly dry, I would suggest layering this on top of a moisturizer. Because it's lightweight, I think it would play nicely when layered on top of other products. It also leaves the skin feeling very soft and smooth, so if you're a makeup wearer, I think this could function well as a primer on its own without the need for additional product.
Please let me know if you have any questions or comments.
Disclaimer: I purchased this myself.
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