Aqua Bomb SPF 45 Hydrating Niacinamide Sunscreen (1.69 fl. oz) - The True Cream PA++++, Daily Broad Spectrum, No White Cast, Weightless & Invisible, Non-Greasy, Korean Skincare | Hydrating, Niacinamide, The True Cream, PA++++, Daily Broad Spectrum, No White Cast

Love the subtle glow on my skin and smooth aqua feel of this product on my skin. I’ve been using everyday since my purchase arrived. Highly recommend for active girlies and need spf protection on your face.

This is one of my favorite sunscreens! I was surprised by how small the bottle was when I first bought it, but a little goes a long way, and one bottle lasts me around 3-4 months with daily use. The sunscreen itself has a lightweight, milky serum-like texture, no scent, and works great for hydration. I have very dry, flaky, acne-prone skin, and this is one of the few sunscreens that doesn't break me out and keeps my skin moist throughout the day. I usually wear a full face of makeup and haven't had an issue with pilling or greasiness. However, I feel that it wouldn't be the best option for individuals with oily skin, as it may be "too" glowy or build shine throughout the day.

Excellent coverage and feels great on the face.

This is a great daytime moisturizer and sunscreen. I like that it has high SPF. The serum formula is wonderful and it really does leave my skin feeling hydrated and looking glowy, but not greasy. It has a citrusy scent which is moderately strong, so be aware of this if you are sensitive to scents. I knocked off a star because this is marketed as a "gripping primer" but I don't find that it sits very well under makeup. I've tried letting it sit on my face for 30+ minutes before applying makeup and I also tried different foundations, but there is always some pilling and separation, even though I set my face with powder and setting spray afterwards. I don't usually have this issue with the other SPF moisturizer that I use, so I know that this product is the cause of it. But all in all, it is a great product and a good buy.

Very hydrating sunscreen, it leaves the skin super soft, so you don’t really need to apply an extra moisturizer before using the sunscreen. It works extremely well and is by far one of my favorites.

I’ve been searching for the best tinted moisturizer for mature skin that combines SPF protection and a lightweight formula to simplify my routine. After reading great reviews, I tried belif Dew Guard Vitamin C Glow Tint SPF 40.. and I’m impressed! The shade I chose blends perfectly with my light-to-medium Asian skin tone with warm undertones. It gives a radiant, dewy finish - not matte - so if you love that glowing skin look, this is perfect. If you want something that completely absorbs and disappears, this may not be the one for you. I have combination skin, and the oily areas do shine a bit more, but overall, it makes my skin look healthy and luminous. Plus, it has Vitamin C for brightening and SPF 40 for sun protection: a win-win! I’ve only been using it for a week, but for now, this is my new favorite tinted SPF moisturizer. Pros: ✔ Dewy, radiant finish for a natural glow ✔ SPF 40 + Vitamin C = protection + brightening ✔ Lightweight and comfortable on mature skin ✔ Perfect for light-to-medium warm undertones Cons: ✖ May look shiny if you prefer matte finishes ✖ Doesn’t fully absorb, glowy look stays

love this sunscreen - i got it last year for my Zanzibar trip - just to try a new product and always loved how it mad it skin felt. Great product to have in your routine

Per my title, this product is NOT as shown. I scoured this listing prior to purchasing. I am absolutely livid that I purchased this product for myself as a birthday “treat” only to be completely let down and extremely disappointed— lied to. Per the actual product and its box, the “Active Ingredients” are listed separately and are as follows: “•Avobenzone 2.7% •Homosalate 9% •Octisalate 4.5% •Octocrylene 9%”. The “Inactive Ingredients” are also listed, and they don’t match up with the “Full Ingredient List” presented in this listing either. This product is not safe for more than 3% of the population who are allergic to Avobenzone. It’s also not Reef Safe, which means there are beaches etc. that will deny you access if this is your SPF. So not only can it hurt you, it can also be detrimental to entire ecosystems. Using the phrase “No visible white cast” and posting a slide with the supposed “Full Ingredient List” that is a LIE is reprehensible. Had I believed the photos and descriptions and not magnified the (tiny) bottle/box print? I would have ended up with a face that looked like the worst sunburn ever followed by a run in with a belt sander or sandblaster. (I’m sure you can imagine an allergic reaction, sorry.) Swollen and painful within minutes after application and day ruining— at minimum. “Visible white cast” is not an issue with chemical sunscreens. They are designed to be absorbed by/sink into the skin, hence the advice to apply them at least thirty minutes before going outside. Minerals cause “visible white cast.” Zinc oxide and Titanium dioxide to be specific. (Think of using that one thick, white diaper rash cream for babies as a sunscreen, if you’re lucky enough to not need a mineral product.) So the use of “No visible white cast” here is just an attempt to further mislead possible consumers. As if the outright false “Full Ingredient List” isn’t bad enough? Thinking this was a hybrid SPF 40 that would make my life easier, only to be angered and disappointed (again, and on my birthday) plus now being forced to make a separate trip to return this known allergen containing and bad for the environment product? Unreal. “belif” “believe in truth” How dare they print this in bold, larger font on their packages? And lastly, this package? No seal. Not on the box, nor on the bottle. Mine looked like I wasn’t the first person to receive it but hopefully your experience will be different. At least you’ll know what you’re actually buying now. Good luck!