I am so ready for some spring and summer weather with beauty of joseon sunscreen and my new sun hat lol. I also like to use it on my hands when driving since it doesn't make everything I touch after applying white and greasy!

I bought it a few months ago not really expecting much, and I love. It’s now my favorite sunscreen

unfortunately it gives me a bit of white cast :l

Anch'io , tra le tante protezioni solari usate fin d'ora ..credo di preferire.(.e dopo il tuo video..ne sono certa) quella di Beauty of Joseon..Più che SPF..sembra una crema di bellezza, per come lascia la pelle!😚😘 Grazie Dr. Shereene..Buon Week end! 🌼🌷😊

Yes I look forward for it too because I can’t stand greasy sunscreens. But it’s not for those strong sunny days, try out the EVY Foam one in the brown can if you want something not too heavy but super heavy duty sunscreen for those extremely sunny days

I have the Biore UV Watery essence literally the best sunscreen I’ve added to my routine

I really like this one

@@jakecorshia I love that one too

She knows, she mentioned that in the description box 😊

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Same i was actually searching for sunscreens in my country and didnt understood the pa nor did i searched what it meant and now i know and very satisfied so i could be more aware on what im getting into😊

part two would be wonderful

Have you tried centella?

Hi do you know how to tell which Korean sunscreens are legit on Amazon or how to tell?

It is waterresitant too!

I love it too.

using spf as highlighter? how does that work

I have rosacea and it actually calms down my rosacea! It also seems to prevent me from breaking out.

Stock up. I just discovered Stylevana I was nervous because of long delivery because of being in HK but it’s worth the wait. They are having a sale right now 2 BOJ for $17. I have tons of sunscreen and toners in my cart, spending a bunch of stuff for me and my kids’ skin. I love that they have exp dates on their product. My last purchase has a pretty long shelf like, into 2024 I think. I tried Skin1004 Madagascar Centella and I thought it’d be too greasy but no, love it as well. Pyung Yul and Instree toners are in my cart as well. Dr Dray spoke highly of these products too. So. Excited. 😍

@@jessicaal415 Wow, that’s a great deal! I just bought a two-pack BoJ sunscreen from YesStyle for $22.50 the other day. The BoJ Revive eye serum was only $12.75, so I stocked up. There was an additional coupon for my cart which then brought everything below the free shipping, lol, so I added Etude moisturizer. 😂

Same here I simply can’t use any chemical sunscreens from the USA. My kid and I starchy are highly allergic chemical sunscreens (lots of hives). But I’m fine with Korean hybrids. There must not be the same ingredients? I usually do a patch test.

I'm in Germany too and i had the same problem until I tried Rossman's own brand Sun Ozon sonnenfluid spf50. It's the thin white bottle. Can even apply it near my eyes. Try it. Last time i checked it only cost about 4euros.

I’m with you! Going to be 60 this year and still don’t wear sunscreen. Our generation, as you said, just didn’t know. Just like the smokers of the 50s didn’t know it was bad for their health. I may try one of these and hope to hell I get in the habit of using it. 😅

@@Sufferingsassafrass I'm hitting 70 in the fall, and I've tried doing the sunscreen thing a few times and under makeup they were all disasters. Unfortunately, I'm still a smoker although have been able to cut back but not totally kick the habit ... while most likely doing major damage to the body, has kept me out of the homicide detectives grasp. Back in our teenage and 20-something years, no one saw a dermatologist ... not even sure they existed. Then as the years went by (working, running a household, dealing with kids, etc.) who really had the time/energy to even think about what was drooping, sagging, losing volume ... above and below the neck. My goal now is to try to undo a little of that damage and make the undertakers job of making me look presentable in the casket a little easier.

Yes!!!!! This!!!!

@@cherylmyers5095 I've been using two very good tinted sunscreens, alternating between Australian Gold SPF 50 and Bliss Block Star SPF 30. Both are available for around $20 at Ulta (Australian Gold) or Target and WalMart (Bliss Block Star). I use them as a one-step sunscreen, primer and creamy base/foundation on my fair-skinned 63 year old face. They both work well over lightweight moisturizers and under loose or pressed mineral powder foundation, if I want a little heavier coverage. Most of the time I just set them with a light dusting of translucent pressed powder, well-buffed with a good quality brush. I have rosacea, and trying to color match its moodiness with traditional liquid or cream foundations became impossible about twenty years ago. These sunscreen products both have a nice, semi-satin finish, and contain mineral-only active sunscreen ingredients, so they don't cause any extra irritation around my eyes. At times when my skin is particularly sensitive, like during dry, windy weather ("Santa Ana" winds here in Southern California), I use the Australian Gold as both of these sunscreens do have some fragrance and the Block Star's scent is very citrusy and can be irritating to my face. They both remove well with the two-step "double cleanse" method that seems to be the norm these days; the Australian Gold is very water resistant and sometimes needs a little micellar water as a final step for complete removal. I should note that I also live in an area with very hard water; sometimes my cleansing routine ends with a final wipedown rinse with distilled water on a cotton pad. I have found great improvement in the texture of my skin since starting to wear sunscreens on my face every single day, a habit I started only about 10 years ago. Now if I could just find some magic potion for the sagging jowls, droopy hooded eyelids, deep vertical lines around my lips...I have a high-mileage face, but the sunscreen helps by not allowing new age spots to crash the party. And of course, you know you have to quit smoking, I did thirty years ago and have no regrets. Good luck!

I assume you’re already using tretinoin as it’s the gold standard in anti aging ingredients. If not I would definitely start there. And sunscreen.

Hey! Which sunscreen do you find best for Rosacea?❤

Yes!

Yeeeeesssss

YASS!!

Me too. Love this one. Water-resistant. I make sure Amazon carries it from a Japanese supplier.

@@kmjdebay that’s what I do too

@@kmjdebaythis one is waterproof, I didn’t know that.

She did mention that on the description.

✌️🤗👏👏👏❣️

Thank you!

Actually, European sunscreens have far higher PPD protection. PA++++ is only at PPD 16. La Roche Posay’s UVMune400 is at PPD 46, Altruist PPD 54 and Isdin Eryfotona PPD 61.

​​@@PassionPno Those sunscreens you just listed are the exception and shouldn't be used to represent European sunscreens as a whole. The vast majority of European sunscreens don't disclose their exact PPD ratings and usually don't go much higher than the required minimum, which is 1/3 of the UVB protection. So in the case of a SPF50 sunscreen the PPD would still be around 16/17 for most European sunscreens which is equivalent to PA++++.

@@crystalclear7512 You can just message the brand and they’ll tell you the PPD rating.

@@PassionPno Nope, most of them won't. They'll just tell you the standard "it's at least 1/3 of the UVB."

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I placed an order last Sunday from Stylevana and it shipped on Tuesday. I don’t usually have to wait too long.

If they items are in stock (it shows it on the product page), then it shouldn’t take that long. “Shouldn’t” being the key word. 😬😂

I placed an order at YesStyle for the double pack of BoJ (among other things) on Wednesday 3/15 and received an email that they are shipping 3/18 (today).

I thought the same thing. I think Avene has a new filter as well (Triasorb) that claims to cover extra long rays. I'm not sure how they compare though.

Most UVA filters offer at least some protection in the 400nm range, Avobenzone and Tinosorb M being among the best. It's just that the UVMune400 filter offers peak protection at around 380-400nm and that make it so sensational.

@@crystalclear7512 thank you, that makes more sense

@@raha5527 Yes, Dr. Dray talked about that. Also, Kelly Driscoll said that 🇪🇺 European sunscreens do better in summer heat.

@@crystalclear7512 You reminded me I want to get this. However, being fair but still tanning even though reapply & getting melanoma (both sun damage!)

Which one do you use?

Is the Skin1004 one fragrance free?

@@brirose230 Yes, and it is terrific.

Agree!

I ordered it from Stylevana as well 5 days ago and didn’t received any shipping confirmation emails.

Did you get yours? And how long did it took to arrive?

Great question and thank you. I hope she responds. I recently got one on my face and I’m annoyed by it!

I don’t think there’s much to do except to get them removed. They’ll either freeze it off with liquid nitrogen or burn them off (electrocautery).

@@ccap3211 Thanks again. I think you’re right. I tried a homeopathic ‘skin tag removal’ oil from the drugstore which reeked of tea tree oil and it did nothing. And I pushed through the unpleasant smell and used it for quite a while, nightly. I’ll see my dermatologist.😊

Thank you! I was curious about the Pillowtalk products. 😊

My favorite fabulous sunscreen, like it even better than Josen

Agreed. I've used several Korean and Japanese sunscreens and burned, even with minimal sun exposure. I'm very dubious about their testing and rating system, especially after the Purito scandal. I'm sticking with LaRoche Posay. It's more expensive but I know it works.