Relief Sun: Aqua Fresh SPF 50.

"I haven't had any issue with sensitivity in terms of my eye area in terms of redness or watering. Yesterday I didn't have any eye issues in terms of sensitivity and towards the end of the day it didn't end up looking shiny or anything so it was actually pretty nice. It's got two L'Oreal filters in there and in terms of UV filter I'm pretty confident in these ingredients. In terms of feel, it felt really nice the beginning of the day and at the end of the day. It is more hydrating and throughout the day it ends up looking a little bit more shiny but using it all day was fun, it was nice, felt good, it worked well under makeup and worked well over my serums that I applied it over. It's 18 bucks so it's pretty friendly for most skin types. The filters in here look good. I have a feeling this has pretty good UVA protection, probably better than almost any American sunscreen. These filters are going to be much better. I'm impressed with it, I'm happy with it, it feels nice on my skin."

"It's 18 bucks so it's pretty friendly I think it's going to be pretty friendly for most skin types. The filters in here look good. I have a feeling this has pretty good UVA protection, probably better than almost any American sunscreen no matter what they put in. These filters are going to be much better. I'm impressed with it. I'm happy with it. It feels nice on my skin. The original version uses two filters in common: the Uvinul A+ and the Uvinul T-150. The newest version uses Tinosorb S, which tends to have a little bit of a white cast which is in the original version, but doesn't, you don't see any white cast or anything. They both feel very nice, no issues."

"Both of them are fragrance free, there's no scent to it at all. The new version soaks in really nicely. If you have oily skin and the original version didn't work, it might be worth checking out the new version if it's in your price range. The original version is definitely thicker and takes a little bit more finesse to apply, a little bit more effort. But once they both soak in, they seem pretty similar in terms of their appearance on skin."

"A little bit goes a long way. It's got a really nice serum gel texture though which I really like so it's not too watery and it's not too thick but it's got a nice texture where just a little bit goes a super long way. I will say if you use a lot of thicker sunscreens, I did notice that the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun: Aqua Fresh SPF 50 pilled a little bit, not a ton but a few days I used it it did peel, actually mostly around my forehead. Once it soaks in it sets to a radiant finish that is just slightly tacky but it definitely has a radiant finish to it. For beneficial ingredients, it's got a pretty short ingredient list so we've got polyglutamic acid which is a great humectant ingredient and it's also film forming so it forms a little bit of a film which seals in moisture so prevents transepidermal water loss. We've got eosine which is a pollution and light protection ingredient, also soothing, and baicalin, a great repairing ingredient showing up in all these products as the star ingredient. We've got hibiscus extract which is a plant with hydration and antioxidant benefits, erythritol which is a sugar derived humectant, and then vitamin E which is an antioxidant."

"This sunscreen is really nice, it's just a chemical sunscreen with no scent to it and a really nice texture. I'm really loving it because it just sinks right into your skin. In addition to those filters, it's got some good ingredients: rice, oat, artichoke, green tea. And it's only six bucks. Hands down, I will repurchase this, no doubt. I really am happy with it. I love it."

"I just love this one, it's just really nice and I've been using it a lot lately. It's very friendly, it literally has no scent at all, and probably much better UVA protection. The Aquafresh version is much more natural looking and it literally has no smell, whereas the US version is very tacky. This version is not quite as tacky, still a little tacky and sticky. Typically you want to give it 15 minutes to soak in so that shouldn't be as big of an issue. By the time I'm done with my hair, my sunscreen is soaked in and it's easier to apply foundation over."

"It has no smell, it's not as sticky, and it's got some better ingredients and better filters in it than we have in the US. This one's already soaking in, it feels not as tacky. It's fragrance free, but vitamin E being the last ingredient is the most exciting thing you have going on in a sunscreen, which is kind of a bummer. Definitely a very shiny finish."

"I'm going to use the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun: Aqua Fresh, it's currently my favorite. It feels good."