Bio Watery Sun Cream.

"The Tocobo Bio Watery Sun Cream uses organic filters along with mung bean extract to soothe and Bio-Hyaluronic Acid for hydration. It's a white, watery formula that feels thicker than expected once rubbed in, with a pine-like scent. Using two fingers' worth for the face, it spreads easily, leaves no white cast, has only minimal tackiness, and causes no irritation up to the eyes. The finish is slightly dewy but not too much, and it wears comfortably all day, though in summer she finds it a little more hydrating than her skin needs, which won't be a problem once it's colder. It uses more modern organic filters, Uvinul T150, Mexoryl SX, Uvinul A Plus, Tinosorb S and Parsol SLX, plus Niacinamide, Glycerin and Sodium Hyaluronate for hydration, Allantoin for soothing, plant extracts and fragrance. It ticks all her boxes, finish not too dewy, modern filters, comfortable to wear, so she can see herself reaching for it a lot once it gets colder, and thinks it could work for skins usually sensitive to organic sunscreens."

"My personal winner is Tocobo. I've actually been using this for about a year now and I liked it as soon as I used it. I really find the texture to be incredibly pleasing. It's light, it's refreshing while still adding a kiss of moisture to the skin. I really like that slightly more gel quality that this has, it's not like a full-on gel but like a creamy type of gel cream, gel type of texture. It feels really refreshing especially in the heat. The artificial fragrance here I like that you smell it on application but it doesn't linger with you throughout the day. I personally enjoy that. I do have sensitive skin and this doesn't irritate my skin. I really like the texture of this and I like that this has like a little bit of dew, like a little kiss of dew to the skin, but it's not super duper wet looking or super greasy looking in the finish. I think it just feels really nice, refreshing and looks that way on the skin."