I had tried Sunplay Clear Water SPF50 before, and had liked it. So when Sunplay came out with this one, I had decided to give it a whirl too.
The texture is light and milky/watery, similar to its sister product. It applies very easily and smooth, and it dries down quickly into a clear finish which is just slightly glowy. It is non-greasy, as it claims, and being water resistant, it's long-lasting.
I used this sunscreen, which boasts of SPF50 PA+++, on my face and body, and I believe it does work to a certain extent. I was certainly not as tan as I had imagined I would be. Even though we were in the hot hot sun a lot.
Also, it might have been quite a few other factors, but I do believe it might have contributed to causing a few tiny bumps on my face especially around my forehead.
So there goes that. I'll keep it around to continue using it on my body, but I don't think it'll be going anywhere near my face now.
Priced at less than RM30 for a 50ml bottle, it's definitely a reasonable buy, especially if you're a drier girl. But unfortunately for me, this isn't really a keeper.
6 comments:
the moisture range is definitely more for drier skins. Like mine! I'm quite contented with the gel version but I'm not too sure of its sun-blocking properties :-/
What a coincidence, i'm gonna review the SPF130 version tomorrow! hehehe!! :D
This one sounds great for drier skin girls like me! :D
oh, this is definitely not for me then. i can imagine frying egg on my face within an hour. lol.
both the gel and milk didn't quite cut out for me, and that's pretty sad :(
Connie: Glad the moisture range worked out for you! =)
Jenn: Cheerful coincidence! =P But SPF130!
Prettybeautiful: Eeek.. Guess not.
Plue: Aww.. that's too bad then. Hope you find something that works out for you. What do you use for Sunscreen then?
i use Biore all the way.
the only one thing I can use. Tried so many others, but i just go back to good old Biore. hehe.
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