Suncut Pro Defense Multi-Block UV Milk SPF50, 60ml (Citrus)

I bought this at a discounted price at a variety store and used up the whole bottle. I've also used the Toughness UV and mousse types from Suncut's Pro Defense series. While the Toughness UV felt a bit sticky and moisturizing on the surface, the Multi Block dries quickly and leaves my skin feeling smooth, making it easier to use than the Toughness. I used it on my body because I was concerned about dryness when I applied it to my face, and it really doesn't burn, so it's reliable. It requires cleansing to remove, so it's a bit of a hassle for everyday use, but I recommend it for days when you can't reapply for long periods of time. This year has been particularly hot, and even a short trip outside is enough to make me sweat. The sun is so strong that even with arm covers and long pants, I'm worried about it, but this is much more reliable than cheap arm covers. I used it on days when I was going to events, and I didn't burn even in the blazing sun without being able to reapply. Other sunscreens are perfectly fine except for days when I'm outside all day during the summer, but this was a sunscreen I could rely on for those special occasions. I have a large stock of sunscreen, so I might buy it again soon, although not anytime soon.

I found this product on sale at a certain outlet store, so I bought it. I also bought a spray-type watery sunscreen from the same series, so I compared them. It's for everyday use (7-11 hours) rather than leisure. Pros: While it's a two-layer sunscreen that requires some effort, such as shaking it to apply, it blends in well with the skin and spreads smoothly. It leaves a firm, protective film after application (though this may be a matter of personal preference), and I felt like it provided adequate UV protection. It also felt more lasting than watery sunscreens (perhaps because it doesn't come off easily with sweat), and I only needed to lightly reapply after 5-6 hours, or while I was in the bathroom. Cons: While it's more viscous than watery sunscreens, it's still runny compared to other two-layer sunscreens like Anessa. When applied directly to the arms or legs, it tends to drip (or run in unexpected directions), making it difficult to apply. It may be a hassle for those who want to apply it quickly. It says it can be removed with soap, but I didn't feel like it did (I pre-washed with hot water, then washed twice with soap, but it still felt a bit sticky), so people with sensitive skin may need to cleanse thoroughly. Also, it seems to have antiperspirant properties (contains alum), but honestly I didn't notice much of an effect. Well, I used it in the heat of summer, so I honestly didn't have high expectations... Overall, I think it's a very good product (although the regular price feels a bit high), so I'll probably buy it again if I can find it on sale or at an outlet.

I bought this at Aena while I was out and about. It was about 600 yen. It's a bit rough, so it's for body use. As I'll explain later, it's not the kind of texture I'd want to use on my face...it's extremely drying except in the hot summer sun. My neck in particular became dry, making me look 10 years older. It says it can be removed with soap, but the body soap I have doesn't remove it completely, leaving a whitish residue. Cleansing is required. It's best for hot sun.

It's a two-layer type that feels moisturizing and forms a film when you spread it. I'd like to try using this product this year to see if it helps prevent sunburn. I'm also grateful that it can be removed with soap!

I used it while running this summer, and it seemed to prevent me from getting sunburned. However, perhaps because I applied it incorrectly or because I used too much, my face turned quite white. However, once I applied it thoroughly, it became less noticeable. It spreads very well.