绫香纯肌日霜 SPF50，35g

I was looking for a sunscreen lotion that I could apply in one go from my face to my neck at the end of my morning skincare routine, and I found this one. It has a light texture and spreads easily. It has a subtle pink color and a dewy finish. It's fragrance-free, but the scent of the ingredients themselves is a bit strong. However, it soon becomes unnoticeable. I plan to buy this again if I can't find another good daytime lotion.

It's a cream that spreads easily. I didn't find it particularly good or bad, as other people have said. I use it before foundation to protect from the sun in the summer.

The 3-in-1 "Junhadajitsu Daytime Cream" protects skin from dryness and UV rays. The slightly pink cream covers signs of aging like dullness and uneven skin tone, giving the impression of brighter skin. It serves three purposes: cream, sunscreen, and makeup base, so you can apply makeup as an extension of your skincare routine. The light, spreadable texture and pale pink color blend naturally into the skin, making you look like someone with beautiful skin. When I go out, I set my makeup with powder to complete the look, but when I'm at home or wearing a mask, I just wear this. I love that I can get UV protection and moisturizing care with just one product, without having to apply multiple products.

I usually use a mix of Kanebo's Veil of Day and the older version of SK-II CC sunscreen. I like sunscreen that doesn't have much color. This one had good reviews, so I bought it when I was about to run out. The color is natural, which is nice. The texture is easy to apply, and it provides excellent sun protection, so I think it's fine. It does cause some flaking, but it's tolerable... The thing I hate most about sunscreen is flaking, so I won't be buying it again.

A friend recommended this sunscreen to me: "It doesn't burn, it's great." I'd apply slightly more expensive sunscreens carefully to my face but neglect my décolleté and neck (I felt like I was wasting it). I got a sample at Ayaka's counter and tried it the next day, and it definitely didn't burn. It's easy to use, with no white cast that's typical of strong sunscreens and a decent amount of spreadability. (It can also be a problem if it spreads too much, but I think this one strikes a good balance.) It also provides a light pink-beige correction, making it convenient for when you're not wearing foundation, and the light color doesn't get in the way when layering foundation. It also adheres well, even when I sweat, so I didn't burn without having to reapply. The fact that it can be removed with soap makes daily care easy. It's reasonably priced, so I can use it on my neck without worrying, which is good for my mental health. It seems this product isn't as well-known, and it's fun to watch people I've told about it switch to it. I was using a more expensive sunscreen, but I'm considering switching to this one after seeing how it works.