Item: Skin1004 Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum: White
Rating: 5
Author: Aleesa

This sunscreen from Skin 1004 checks all of my boxes for what I need a sunscreen to be. I actually bought this bottle from Amazon about a month ago and as you can see, she is very loved. This is a Korean chemical sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast nor burn my eyes to little fireballs. You may be thinking, why does it not burn your eyes if it's a chemical filtered sunscreen? And that's because Korean sunscreens use newer age filters that don't have the tendency to burn your eyes like American filters do. This comes with a pump and it's like a light gel cream. I normally apply four pumps on my face in two layers. Sometimes I also will just apply this as my one-step morning skincare routine because this does have amazing skincare ingredients in it and because it is just super moisturizing. This also works amazing as a makeup primer and it never pills for me when I'm reapplying. So when it's rubbed in, there is no white cast and it just leaves a really healthy glow to the skin. I wouldn't say in any way that this looks greasy.

okay so what I was saying is that this centella well it's Madagascar centella from skin 1004 has worn really beautifully my skin is combo and normally my t-zone is super oily and it is not that oily at all I think I powdered a tiny bit just in the middle of the day I got ready 5 6 a.m. it's 4 or 50 and I'm just gonna apply a little bit more sunscreen because I am gonna go back out I'm just applying this much because I also good I haven't been out much so I'm just gonna apply a little bit more and I'm also going to use a tinted moisturizer that has SPF so I should be covered but look at how beautiful and radiant my skin looks

This Skin 1004 is a chemical sunscreen with an SPF of 50 that doesn't leave any white cast. It's the first non-tinted SPF I ever tried that I loved. It has both UVA and UVB protection, but Asian sunscreens go even further when examining UVA rays, the ones that cause rapid aging in our skin. Their PA rating scale is based on the persistent pigment darkening performance of the UVA protection. The higher the pluses, the better it is, and the highest score is 4 pluses, which this one has. The main ingredient is centella asiatica, so it's perfect for anyone with sensitive skin and it's also fragrance-free. The texture is lightweight, silky, and super moisturizing without making the skin feel greasy. The pump gives consistent application every time and is such a nice thing to have on a sunscreen. It won't pill no matter how much I rub it, and it wears beautifully under makeup. I give it an A++++.

One of the standout features of this product is its main ingredient, centella asiatica, which makes it suitable for those with sensitive skin. Liz describes the texture as lightweight, silky, and super moisturizing, without leaving a greasy feeling on the skin. She appreciates the consistent application provided by the pump and notes that it doesn't pill, even with vigorous rubbing.

Kenzie

The Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum by Skin1004 is a sunscreen that ticks all the boxes according to Kenzie's video review. This Korean chemical sunscreen is loved for its ability to provide sun protection without leaving a white cast or causing eye irritation. Unlike American filters, the newer age filters used in Korean sunscreens prevent eye burning. The product comes in a convenient pump bottle and has a light gel cream texture. Kenzie applies four pumps in two layers, but sometimes uses it as a one-step morning skincare routine due to its impressive skincare ingredients and moisturizing properties. The sunscreen also doubles as a makeup primer and doesn't pill when reapplied. It leaves a healthy glow on the skin without any greasiness. Overall, Kenzie highly recommends the Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum for its effective sun protection and multitasking abilities.

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