Cica Soothing Sun Cream.

"This has a very similar texture to the Beauty of Joseon sunscreen. The differences are mostly with the skincare ingredients as well as a light slightly floral fragrance that goes away pretty quickly after you apply it. It's been tested to be hypoallergenic and like the Beauty of Joseon sunscreen, it's formulated to work really well under makeup as an everyday commuter sunscreen. This one focuses on centella, which is great for soothing sensitive skin. I love using centella products when my skin is irritated and needs a bit of nourishment. This sun cream has ten thousand parts per million or one percent centella complex, which has seven different centella extracts and fermented yeast. It's meant to be soothing and hydrating. It also has niacinamide and adenosine, which makes this a whitening and anti-aging functional cosmetic in Korea on top of being a sunscreen."

"They are a vegan brand and this is a mineral sunscreen with a surprising amount of minimal white cast in a non-greasy texture. I often find that mineral sunscreens are drying and powdery, and this doesn't feel like that at all. It's got a really normal, moisturizing moisturizer feel to it. This sunscreen uses seven kinds of centella asiatica, which means it uses every part of the plant to maximize the benefits, including madecassoside which is a great antioxidant that works well with sunscreen. We also have niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, and you can feel that it's hydrating. It's confusing because I was expecting something completely different, but it honestly just feels like a very nice moisturizer. Reapplication is very easy; it doesn't feel bogged down or greasy. While these are one of those brands that market themselves on being non-toxic and EWG-approved, which I don't usually opt for, this is such a nice sunscreen that I'm willing to see past that."