I recently succumbed to a midnight skincare shopping spree. A force inside me made me buy this trending Beauty of Joseon sunscreen from my favourite Korean skincare website, Maccaron.com.
According to their website,” Relief Sun with Rice and probiotics is a lightweight and creamy organic sunscreen that feels comfortable on skin. Even if you apply a large amount several times, it is not sticky and gives a moist finish like that of a light moisturizing cream. Containing 30% rice extract and grain fermented extracts, it provides moisture and nourishment to the skin.”
What is the Texture of Relief Sun sunscreen?
It has a very light and non-sticky texture that is easily absorbed by the skin. I sometimes skip rhe moisturizer when I am using this sunscreen on hot summer days.
Is Beauty of Joseon an effective sunscreen?
I have been using this sunscreen for the past few days in the office and a yet to try it out during my fieldwork. So prolonged sun exposure test for this sunscreen is still due for me. But on a daily office wear basis it has worked well for me.
Is beauty of Joseon Relief sun sunscreen good for oily skin?
It is a wonderful choice for oily skinned beauties as it sinks into the skin seamlessly without any oiliness or stickiness.
Is beauty of Joseon sunscreen chemical or physical?
The Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun is a chemical sunscreen that offers gentle and powerful UV Block with its SPF50+ PA++++ broad spectrum.
Does beauty of Joseon sunscreen leave a white cast?
This sunscreen leaves zero white cast. In fact it gives the skin a subtle natural glow and keeps it well moisturised.
Is beauty of Joseon Relief sun sunscreen available in India?
Yes. I bought the Relief Sun sunscreen from my favourite Korean skincare website Maccaron.
Rice in skincare
Rice has been used in South East Asian skincare since a very long time. This sunscreen has upto 30% rice extract, tea leaf, pumpkin, sugarcane, coconut extracts and many other high performing ingredients.
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