Quick Sunstick Protection Bar SPF 50+ PA++++.

"This Abib sunscreen stick I have been pleasantly surprised. This is a water resistant chemical sunscreen it glides on like a dream. This has just been really convenient to apply."

"I brought this Abib water resistant sunscreen stick and I've been using it on my neck the lower half of my face. I brought it because it's water resistant at 80 minutes. It's pretty good actually."

"I got the Abib Quick Sunstick Protection Bar SPF 50+ PA++++ that I discovered last year. I reordered it because the thing I like about that one is it has a really broad, it's a really wide stick and it has this curve that makes it actually really easy to work around your eyes. I love that stick. It glides on the skin really easily. It's not stiff. It doesn't drag on the skin. But make sure you do multiple passes so that you don't skip any areas."

"The viral sunstick from Abib isn't that popular here in Korea, but this is amazing, they did a great job making the curved version, it's not bad at all, still curved and very soft. It's more oily than AHC, so if you have oily combo skin you might find it too greasy and want to stick with AHC, but if you have dry mature skin you will love this one."

"The Abib sunstick, the middle one, is the best out of the three. It's the largest with a little arch, so it's actually really easy to rub in, just a few touches and you get full coverage, it's more convenient. I feel it's a more advanced version since it's the most recent one, amazing for dry skin because it applies very smoothly, though oily skin may feel it's too sticky. If you have dry or moisture skin you will love this."

"They also have this Abib stick, this is the Quick Sunstick Protection Bar. This one is just an SPF 50, it's not the waterproof one. I feel like this one is more of like a Vaseline if you want Vaseline in a stick with sun protection go with this. Again, it has the really cool half moon shape and it is absolutely invisible too. This is still really good."

"I'm looking for a sunstick and the difference between a sunscreen and a sunstick is one is basically a glue stick for your face. There have been some studies showing that sun sticks don't cover as well, it's really all about how you apply them and blend them on. There's this one from Abib, the Quick Sunstick Protection Bar SPF 50+ PA++++, and I am really excited about this. When we look at the ingredients, I love that this has green tea, Gotu kola, and aloe vera. These are basically really hydrating ingredients that you don't see in a lot of American sunscreens, and this has ceramides in it as well. The price is right, so I'm going to be adding this to my cart."

"The one from Abib, the Quick Sunstick Protection Bar, that's SPF 50 and PA4 pluses. This contains chemical filters including octocrylene, avobenzone, and tinosorb S, also contains soothing ingredients including green tea and centella, as well as hydrating ingredients such as ceramides and glycerin. This is going to be by far the most nourishing sunscreen stick that I've talked about today because of that I think it's better for those with more normal to dry skin. It is also fragrance and essential oil free. I personally love the curved shape, fits nicely along the contour of the face and allows you to firmly grip the sunscreen stick without it falling and slipping from your hand. It is moisturizing as I mentioned and does leave your skin with a slightly dewy finish. It's not in any way mattifying but it does not make your skin look shiny or greasy in any way, but your skin is going to feel more supported so it doesn't have that smooth and velvety finish. Great for those if you have sensitive and eczema prone skin."

"This was my first introduction to the brand and I fell in love with the brand through this sunscreen stick. It is a clear sunscreen stick with SPF 50, PA4 pluses, so broadspectrum UVA and UVB coverage, and it glides on really smoothly, leaves no white cast, and this really pretty dewy finish that you can wear alone. I usually like sunscreen sticks for reapplication or over makeup. It does not mess up my minimal makeup. I would say I like sunscreen sticks in general as reapplication. But certainly, if it's the only thing that you will wear, then definitely just make sure that you are applying adequate coverage. This makes reapplication on the go so easy. That dewy finish really gives a nice glow. It's suitable, I would say, for me, my opinion, with the finish better for like normal to dry skin."

"The ABIB Quick Sunstick Protection Bar SPF 50+ PA++++ is another great one for reapplication. What I like about this one is it's curved. I know that sounds like it's not a big deal, but it's so much easier to roll across the face, get into the crevices like around your nose, over the nose, around the forehead, along the neck, behind the ears. That tiny adjustment of just curving the product ever so slightly makes such a big difference in terms of how easy it is to use. Not only do we have green tea and centella in here so it's nice and soothing, but you also have ceramides as well to help with your skin barrier, locking in moisture, which you still need to do in the summer. It's really nice. This one can be a little bit oilier than some others, so if you have dry skin this is a good one. If you have oily skin or dry, this is a good one too. I personally just find this easier to carry around and reapply throughout the day."

"This is the Quick SunStick Protection Bar SPF 50+ PA++++. This has Peptides and Ceramides in to help with your skin barrier. So really good for those drier areas and prone to dehydration areas of skin. Aloe Leaf, Cucumber and Green Tea. Soothing, healing, hydrating. It's perfect for those drier areas of skin. The good thing about sticks as well, another little tip is I know with sunscreen, I doubt the majority of us, if we're being honest, do this area behind our ears. On top of our ears, in the ears, like around the back. I can guarantee the vast majority of us forget. And if we do, I hate like, having to ask someone if the sunscreen is rubbed in or get in the mirror and be like, do I have white in my ear? Sunscreen sticks make it so easy just to go in and out and around of all the crevices. Again, being able to reapply throughout the day super easily."