This sunscreen does not leave a white cast, so I think it will work for every skin tone. I honestly think this Innisfree sunscreen could work for pretty much every skin type! If you’re looking for a lightweight, hydrating sunscreen with a slightly glowy finish, this would be a great addition to your skincare routine. – The natural glowy finish may not be a favorite for everyone, but you can always set it with powder if you have more oily skin! Innisfree Sunscreen finish on skin Recommended for
– Sun protection factor (SPF) is not as high as I like for spending lots of time outdoors, but I’d opt for an SPF 50, water-resistant sunscreen for those days regardless. – Has synthetic fragrance (something to note if your skin is sensitive to fragrance) – Lightweight formula that isn’t too greasy or heavy and sits well under makeup Vitamin E (Tocopherol): A vitamin that acts as an antioxidant that protects and nourishes the skin. Often found in Korean beauty products because of its soothing effect.
Green tea extract : Green tea acts as an antioxidant that can help balance sebum production and protect the skin from environmental stressors.Ĭentella asiatica extract : A soothing ingredient that helps to calm sensitive skin. No complaints from me on these aspects! Key Ingredients Overall, I think it’s very compact and is a very fair price point. I like that it isn’t overly bulky and is perfect to take on the go for reapplication or for travel. The product packaging is quite simple – just a white slim tube with a twist-off cap. This is probably the best-priced face sunscreen from Sephora – it’s $15 for 1.7 oz/50 ml, which is a pretty affordable price point! I think the price point is comparable to some drugstore sunscreens and I find it to be a pretty high quality product. It also does not sting my eyes! Price & Packaging Love the finish on this one! I experience no white cast or pilling with this SPF and it sits well under makeup. It doesn’t look overly glowy or shiny and feels lightweight on the skin. On my normal to dry skin, this leaves a slightly glowy finish. It has a normal sunscreen scent to me that dissipates after a few minutes. There is fragrance in this product, but it doesn’t smell overly fragrant. It doesn’t feel overly heavy or greasy and feels smooth on the skin. This sunscreen has a lightweight, creamy formula that sinks into the skin easily. The product description claims this sunscreen as a lightweight, water-based sunscreen (which I do agree with). Swatch of Innisfree Sunscreen Sunscreen partially blended Sunscreen fully blended Texture
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Now that you know some of the key highlights of this sunscreen, let’s do a full review. Want to learn more about chemical vs physical sunscreen? I have a full blog post on the topic!
This sinks into the skin nicely and doesn’t feel heavy or greasy on the skin.Ĭhemical sunscreen filters : This is a chemical sunscreen that uses Avobenzone, Homosalate, and Octisalate as its sunscreen filters. Light, creamy formula: This sunscreen is advertised as a lightweight, water-based sunscreen. However, if you’re spending most of your time indoors, SPF 36 should be fine! If you’re going to be outdoors all day, I’d recommend going with SPF 50. Mid-tier SPF 36: While SPF 36 is on the lower end of my preference, it’s a solid SPF for day to day. This is important to help prevent skin aging, skin cancer, and burning. Innisfree Sunscreen: Daily UV Defense Product Highlightsīroad-Spectrum Sun Protection : This sunscreen provides broad-spectrum protection (meaning it protects the skin from UVA rays and UVB rays). Today I’ll be diving into the formula of the Innisfree Daily UV Defense along with the texture, finish, price, and more in this in-depth review. So it’s important to find a sunblock you love to protect your face every day. Sunscreen is a crucial part of your skincare routine for protecting your skin from damaging UV rays. If you’ve been on the lookout for an affordable sunscreen at Sephora, this Innisfree sunscreen is one of the best-priced options out there.
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