FASCY LAB GREEN+ Korean Sunscreen — SPF 50+PA++++, Daily Facial Sunscreen, Sun Cream With Patented Ingredients, Korean Spf, Korean Sun Cream for Face — Paraben Free [1 x 1.69 Fl.Oz.]

Amazing sunscreen! After all the Korean sunscreen scandals, I went back to physical sunscreen and it broke out my skin so bad. So, after a long research, I found this product and I love it. It has the same UV filter as Krave Beauty, which is a brand I love. But, this one has better oily acne prone skin-friendly ingredients.

I'm very oily and acne prone. This formula feels good on the skin, but unfortunately it makes me break out and gave me a really weird texture on my forehead. It's still a good sunscreen, so I gave it 3 stars.

The SPF rating on a sunscreen bottle stands for Sun Protection Factor, a measurement of how long you can stay outside during the day and protected from the sun’s burn-causing UVB rays (assuming you’re applying sunscreen the right way). UVA rays are present, too; this is where the PA+ rating system comes into play. Some sunscreens include PA+ ratings on their products. The letters “PA” followed by plus signs (PA+, PA++, PA+++, and PA++++) on a label are a rating system developed in Japan to represent how much UVA protection the product offers. PA++++ = Extremely High UVA protection. This sun milk provides an ample about of UVA and UVB protection to the wearer.This FascyLab Green + Sun Cream has an SPF of 50+ and PA++++ and comes in a tiny 1.69oz for ~$25 (as of this writing). You may notice from the included images the bottle does not appear full when the product has settled, even though it has 1.69 fluid ounces of SPF in the tube. This amount, assuming you are just using it on the face, ears, neck, chest, lips, etc., will likely last you a couple of weeks with regular use and reapplication.The white lotion base inside is very lightweight, doesn't leave a greasy residue, and the mild scent is near non-existent. Does not smell like old-school SPF. I like the texture, lack of intense smell, and feel a lot.I am a hint put off by the two ingredient lists printed on the box (side and back), which differ slightly from one another. And yeah, I wish there was more lotion in the tube.I won't nitpick physical vs. chemical blocker ingredients. I advocate more, these days, on finding one you like and use it often, and do not rely solely on the SPF in your makeup. It is woefully not enough. For the amount you would need for proper coverage, you'd have to slather on more foundation than an Insta-glam model. So, as I said, find a separate SPF you like using, don't dilute it into your moisturizer (it alters the efficacy), and apply.This FascyLab Sun Cream is nice because it doesn't leave me looking greasy, patchy, or with a visible white cast and plays well with the rest of my skincare and makeup. For reference, I have mature (over 40), sensitive, combination, acne-prone skin. No issues thus far with excessive oiliness, dryness, breakouts, rashes, etc. I would not call this an exceptionally hydrating SPF.~$25 is a hint high for a small SPF. As someone who wears SPF all the time (natural redhead with a Fitzpatrick's scale of 1 skin tone), I hate traditional, greasy, thick sunscreens with any old-school smell. I am spoiled by Asian sunscreen because they make the texture and feel, like this one, near-invisible (e.g., no white cast or oily). So I am willing to pay a little more for a better feel and use experience. These smaller bottles are nice to have on hand, easily tossed into a purse or travel bag when on the go.

Light weight, not greasy, did not break me out. Good product! Will buy again.

My skin is dry, totally clear (no acne) save for some redness & visible veins from Type 1 rosacea. This sunscreen feels quite gentle and does not seem to irritate my skin at all. It adds a light but effective level of hydration without feeling heavy. It is a chemical sunscreen, so zero white cast. It is thin, and goes on like a light lotion. Typical viscosity among my other K-beauty brands.I have a wide assortment of sunscreen, of various formulations and types. It is my #1 skin care product as I use it daily all year long. It is a habit. I avoid the sun for a few reasons, so sunscreen is vital to my well being. I live in a variable climate (from dry, freezing temps to humid hot) and I have sunscreen preference depending on season and situation. I tend to prefer mineral (my fair skin can handle any white cast) but do utilize chemical sunscreen often.I am going to like this for basic daily summer use. I tend to reduce my morning skin care routine down to a basic wash or splash of water and a moisturizing sunscreen. Since this offers SPF 50 (P++++), I know my skin is going to be pretty well protected. Since it feels like a moisturizer and goes on clear, I can skip my other skin care if I want. I tend to skip morning skin care in the summer because I am likely to just sweat it off anyway (I have a more involved night time routine to make up for it). So a sunscreen such as this is easy to use, makes my skin feel good, and easy to reapply throughout the day. I dont wear make up usually, but for sake of review I used it under a light foundation tint. Seems to play well- I didnt notice any rolling/pilling. I'll use it up. I have also used it over other skin care (hydrating toner, serum, light moisturizer) and it worked well on top of all that too.Not sure yet if it will be repurchase. I do like Fascy Lab products, so it's a contender. Worth trying anyway4.5 starsActive Ingredients:DIETHYLAMINO HYDROXYBENZOYL HEXYL BENZOATE 2.0%BIS-ETHYLHEXYLOXYPHENOL METHOXYPHENYL TRIAZINE 1.0%Inactive Ingredients:WATER, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, C12-15 ALKYL BENZOATE, METHYL METHACRYLATE CROSSPOLYMER, 1,2-HEXANEDIOL, NIACINAMIDE, BEHENYL ALCOHOL, POTASSIUM CETYL PHOSPHATE, SODIUM ACRYLATE/SODIUM ACRYLOYLDIMETHYL TAURATE COPOLYMER, POLYISOBUTENE, AMMONIUM ACRYLOYLDIMETHYLTAURATE/VP COPOLYMER, SILICA, ADENOSINE, CAPRYLYL/CAPRYL GLUCOSIDE, DISODIUM EDTA, SORBITAN OLEATE, SODIUM HYALURONATE

This is a nice super light sunscreen that comes in a tiny portion size at 1.7 ounces a looks to be somewhere around $20 based on prices on other sites (there is no current price on Amazon). It is completely unscented. It is very light and doesn't even really feel like sunscreen. We haven't had that many sunny days lately but it seems to do a good job of preventing sunburn on the cool spring days we've had so far.I just use this on my face due to the small size and high price. It's just too pricey for anything other that face and maybe some spot use. The real test will be out on hot sunny days when I'm out biking and sweating in the summer heat. It doesn't say anything about it being waterproof, nor does it say anything about it being "reef safe" and appropriate to use in aquatic environments. It may prove to only be useful for being outside on mild sunny days when not exercising and not sweating.At this point I don't think I'd buy this to use while exercising and sweating or on really hot days when I'd be sweating regardless of exercise. This seems to be more of a facial moisturizer with sunscreen than a sunscreen that helps to moisturize the skin.