BioréUV Aqua Rich SPF 30 PA+++ Daily Moisturizer Sunscreen for Face, For Sensitive Skin, Oil Free, Hyaluronic Acid, Vegan, Oxybenzone & Octinoxate Free, Dermatologist Tested, 1.7 Oz/3pk

Very nourishing to the face and also has so many added vitamins for a SPF based moisturiser. It's perfect for those who use Tretinol! I will admit the scent is extremely over powering IF you wear contacts - before you apply the moisturiser - otherwise it's best to wait to put contacts.I accidentally poured too much of, my first time using it and being in a hurry. Not wanting to waste an expensive product, I used all of it on my face and neck. It DID apply extremely white but once it dried? NO white residue or showing up on camera or under LED lights etcetera.I'll continue to use this under my BB cream.

Formulated and Made In Japan. I have used South Korean sunscreens and my personal experience is that this Made In Japan BIORE sunscreen performs much better.Here's what I do to maintain my skin and protect it from sun and environmental damage: I double cleanse (DHC oil cleanser then La Roche Posay Foaming Cleanser) then prep my face, neck, and decolletage, following the several-step K-Beauty routine by applying clear, liquid serums of 2.5% Retino,l + Vit C./Arbutin (to fade dark spots,) + Niacinamide, + Ganoderma, + snail mucin with ginseng. Then I apply a layer of COSRX propolis-honey-royal jelly extract cream, then a layer of Seoul Ceuticals Snail Repair Cream (contains Vit E, Vit B5 & Green Tea). Before the cream layer of Seoul Ceuticals Snail Repair Cream completely dries and still feels slightly tacky to the touch, I apply a thin layer (two finger lengths) of sunscreen Biore 50 SPF.This BIORE sunscreen goes on smoothly & is completely absorbed, without leaving a white cast. Most importantly, BIORE sunscreen does not pill or flake when dry and when makeup is applied over it.On this skin protective canvas, I then apply a very thin layer of Elizabeth Mott Thank Me Later Make Up Primer. Then, and only then, do I apply my makeup. I try to achieve the So Korean and Japanese effect of a natural look in my daytime go to office/work make-up. I save the more dramatic makeup looks for special events/evening wear when the light is low and make-up does not appear too overpowering/glaring.I have tried many sunscreens and the ones that are Made In Japan like BIORE, in my experience, are the best.*****Cautionary NOTE*****: I have not tried this Biore sunscreen while spending all day out in full sun or while swimming. For that, I firmly believe you need to use a reef-friendly (approved in Hawaii) thicker mineral-based sunscreen, if you are serious and want to avoid looking like worn, cracked leather after the age of 25. Of course, it is never too late to start a good skin regimen. Start today. In a couple of months and even sooner, you will see the good effects of your efforts.I come from a culture that emphasizes good skin care and protection from the sun (I use a UV-protective umbrella and/or UV-protective wide-brim hats during daylight hours. I am an 82 yo; people say I look 30+ yrs younger. I drink Matcha Green Tea instead of Coffee (which I think ages your skin because it reduces the amount of oxygen that reaches your cells). Take good care of your skin, eat clean, healthy foods, and be happy.

Sometimes when my skin is a little tender from being sensitive in general this thing freaking BURNS on application. My one hate about this. Otherwise, it protects my skin better than anything I've ever used and doesn't make me look like a ghost. There's no cast at all and it doesn't flare up my fungal acne. If I try not to beat my face up too hard when washing it it doesn't burn as much so it's definitely a perfume issue for me. However it smells amazing... I just don't need that kind of thing in my sunblock. If I wanted a tasty perfume smell I'd use perfume.

Based on reviews that I’ve seen about the US version of this product, I was pleasantly surprised. I bought it on the recommendation of Chemist Confessions on IG. They used a UV camera to see how good the coverage was after it was applied and a wear test to see how well it held up after a few hours of wear. It had good marks for both areas and compared to the sunscreen that I love (Nivea UV Super Water 50 gel) it covers so much better and lasts longer.Cons:- thicker consistency- traditional US sunscreen smell (slight and wears away)- pills at the end of a dayPros:- moisturizing- doesn’t sting eyes- doesn’t irritate any part of my face, neck or chest- a little oily looking for a while after application

This is my usual sunscreen, there is another BIORE sunscreen that I use but this was very similar. I was very happy to use it and have the same reaction. There is no white cast, it is light weight and very moisturizing.

I bought this sunscreen on a trip to Japan and loved it so I wanted to reorder it. I was so excited to see that Biore had a version for the US market and ordered this from Amazon, naively thinking it'd be the same thing. I'm very upset with Biore for not naming the product differently when the formula is so different, because I really don't like this product. The pros are that it is moisturizing and it leaves no white cast. But otherwise, it feels no different from your average American sunscreen, hence 3 stars. It does not "absorb instantly" into my skin like the packaging claims -- I have to spend a long time massaging it into my skin in order to get no white cast. I did not have this issue with the Japanese version -- my skin absorbed it very quickly. This sunscreen is also very thick whereas the Japanese version is very lightweight. I really regret buying this sunscreen so I hope this review will help prevent someone else from making the same mistake.

This Japanese sunscreen has an amazingly light texture and doesn't feel sticky or leave my face shiny. I first bought it while traveling in Japan. Now that it is readily available here, I make sure that I always have it with me.It is the one sunscreen I can get my husband to use because it feels so light.No white cast!