Glad it was helpful!

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This one? It was slightly more glowy for me but still a good option 😊 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZqmkqZyT1r3Rj58.html

@@benenon yes, it was that one! i have dry skin but i don’t like heavy sunscreens so it fills that gap perfectly for me. i could def see how it could be too dewy for oily skin types, though.

Thanks for sharing!! I love hearing from people who have different skin types than me 😊

this one? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erJ2o7Fzzr-8k6s.html

I didn't experience that

I would recommend using a different moisturizer first

Maybe you should try using a toner, serum and moisturizer for dry skin types and finish it off with a matte sunscreen. That might keep your skin hydrated but not glowy.

@@Dearkaili thank you for the advice I will try it with a hydrating serum and see if I like it, I have tried it with moisturizer before and I didn't like it, especially in summer.

@@amandabeauty3514 You could also try a hydrating serum and a moisturizer for oily or combination skin then the matte sunscreen. I recommend trying out some different combinations and you’ll find a routine that works.

hey, Amanda, just a thought, if you don't like that 'glass skin' glow that most korean sunscreens give, you should try out a new HaruHaru Wonder sunscreen (a yellow one), it's gived you a nice matt finish and leaves no cast - NO CAP). I found that it layers great on top of the serums AND plays nice with your makeup on top, just give it 10-15 to sit before you go in with your foundation. If you are super dry, l assume you would still need to apply moisturiser under it, but my combo skin loves it and l even find it a bit too rich for my T-zone. Hope that helps!

@@Dearkaili thank you so much girl, I will definitely try that.