Hydrating sunscreen for very dry skin: MEDIPICKME AquaMing

How did it spread on very dry skin?

My body skin tends to be drier than my face, so I was looking for a moisturizing sunscreen and tried this one. Its thin, moisture-rich texture spread comfortably like lotion, even over dry hands and skin.

Was there a white cast or did it settle into wrinkles?

When I used it, it seemed to even out my tone naturally without a white cast. I tend to worry about sunscreen settling into wrinkles, but it adhered transparently, so that part felt relatively comfortable too.

Was it good for using on both face and body?

It feels quite moisturizing, so I used it on my body as well as my face. According to the original product information, it is SPF50+ PA++++ and is presented as a sunscreen for both face and body.

I tend to worry about stinging eyes, but the product information says it completed an eye-irritation test, which made me feel less concerned before using it. Still, skin reactions vary from person to person, so I think it is best to check the ingredients separately.

Was it okay to use as a makeup base?

It gave my skin a lightly evened-out look, so I also used it as a makeup base. In my experience, it did not pill or feel especially sticky, and it finished with a moisturizing feel.

What are the texture and ingredient details?

The product information says it contains more than 70% moisturizing essence, along with niacinamide, a vitamin complex, and aloe vera leaf juice. It is also introduced as a vegan-certified sunscreen.

How did it feel when the family used it together?

I used it on both my face and body, and my husband said it was nice to use because it was not very sticky. Because of its thin texture, I felt that even a child who dislikes applying sunscreen could put it on relatively comfortably.