Round LabBirch Juice Mild-Up Suncreen

For me, a real SFP. In the past, I felt like my skin was sweating with other brands. However, with this one I feel comfortable, it absorbs well and even though I sometimes get rashes, it's not a problem at all with this SFP, it doesn't irritate them. I recommend it ❤️

The cream is very light on the skin and moisturizes well, looks good under makeup, doesn't sting my eyes, and doesn't aggravate my acne. I know I'll be back for more :)

I bought this cream a few years ago in South Korea and fell in love with it right away. I have acne-prone skin and use retinoids, so I have to protect myself from the sun non-stop. Finding a day cream with SPF that would be pleasant enough on my skin and wouldn't worsen its condition was not easy for me. Ever since I used it up (it lasted me over half a year, you don't need to apply a large amount, it's thick), I've been looking for a replacement, but nothing has quite matched it. It's pleasant, not greasy and leaves a naturally light feeling, it doesn't weigh down the skin. Unfortunately, I didn't have this experience with the chemical version of this cream, after that I would get acne during the day. I'm happy that we finally have it on the Czech market now, I missed it :) You can see in the photos that it leaves a light white film at first (this is normal for mineral SPF creams), but then it absorbs nicely. I use it under light makeup and my skin is nicely hydrated even after a few hours, but without a greasy film.

I have delicate skin, prone to clogging, and unfortunately, melasma. So I have very high expectations for a sunscreen; I've tried many (including drugstore brands), and this seems to be my ideal. The cream is very light. Of course, as a mineral cream, it initially appears a bit white and takes longer to absorb, but you just need to give it more time (I showed this in the last photo, where the cream is after thoroughly spreading and absorbing). It works very well with makeup; nothing creases or shines. Most importantly, it's the height of summer, and I haven't developed any new spots! So, for now, I'll stick with it for a while, and maybe I'll also try the version with a subtle tint.