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1.5Centella Sun Cream
2Bean Sun Serum SPF 50
  • “They added coconut oil in here, which I find kind of strange. I feel like more and more brands as of late have been adding coconut oil to their products. It's not a complete deal breaker, but as someone that is acne prone, it isn't like my first pick”32:43–32:50
  • “It's a slightly thicker version of that. Like it really has this lovely velvety slip and spread that's really, really pleasant”33:10–33:18
  • “I also noticed a bit of stinging with this as well. And it just smells even more of sunscreen”33:21–33:27
  • “It's kind of at the threshold where I don't think it's good enough to have have me recommend it”33:29–33:34
  • “Did feel like my skin didn't really enjoy having it on. Like there was a little bit of a tingle that would sometimes happen. So, whenever that happens, usually I'm like, 'Okay, that's a no.' So, I wouldn't go with the Mixsoon either, unfortunately”33:38–33:43
  • “Occasionally I did feel like it kind of pilled a little bit as well”33:52–33:55
  • Source: Best Asian Sunscreens of 2026 and Ones to Avoid - Jul 2, 2026
Brand note

Mixsoon is a Korean skincare brand that leans into fermented ingredients and soothing botanicals, with the Bean Essence as its clearest anchor — a hydrating, plumping serum that several creators prefer over snail mucin, though a few found it sticky or less effective than competitors. The Centella Asiatica Toner is a lightweight, fragrance-free option for irritated skin, but the Centella Sun Cream drew sharp criticism for its lavender oil and stinging. Overall, Mixsoon offers solid, gentle options for sensitive or dry skin, but not every product hits.

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