Relief Sun Aqua-Fresh: Rice + B5 SPF50+

I use the original more often in colder months and the Aqua Fresh more when it's warm out.

I pretty much scraped every single bit.▶ 10:37–10:41

The blue one is basically the lighter texture one.▶ 10:45–10:50

This is one of the few sunscreens that doesn't break me out, doesn't give me a white cast, and I can wear it under makeup without it peeling.▶ 10:59–11:03

This is the one sunscreen I truly truly trust, and I got so many backups of it.▶ 11:05–11:10

Both of them has rice extracts as well as probiotics.▶ 1:06–1:13

So you're going to get a little bit of brightening, refreshing hydration and all of that goodness to support your skin barrier.▶ 1:11–1:15

These two sunscreens, they feel so dreamy.▶ 1:19–1:23

They're so creamy.▶ 1:21–1:26

They're lightweight.▶ 1:23–1:29

They're refreshing.

Pretty much a good standard or exemplary of what to expect when using K beauty SPFs, especially chemical SPFs, which both of these are.▶ 1:23–1:31

I think with the price point and everything, these are really, really good entry levels to SPFs, especially K beauty SPFs.▶ 1:29–1:35

the Aqua Fresh is lighter. It's designed for normal to oily skin.▶ 1:22–1:25

this version has more of a matte finish. It has less of a shiny emollient oil layer left on the skin.

this one much more lightweight, and it's especially obvious when you put it on your face.

this version does not have MBBT▶ 1:53–1:55

if that white cast was a bit of a problem for you, this one doesn't have it - highly recommend trying it out.▶ 2:14–2:25

this does not have niacinamide▶ 2:25–2:27

this formula just solves a lot of problems that people had with Korean sunscreens.▶ 2:57–3:07

It feels really nice on skin.▶ 3:29–3:31