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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Korean sun screen all the way.

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Posts like these are unhelpful. Vaguer than vague.[/quote]

DP.

Not a Korean one, but Japanese -- OMI Verdio Moisture gel is amazing. I've mentioned it here in sunscreen threads numerous times. You can buy a large bottle with pump or a small bottle that fits in your pocket or bag.

https://www.yesstyle.com/en/omi-verdio-uv-moisture-gel-n-spf-50-pa/info.html/pid.1122995914

I gave up on Elta MD years ago. I tried at least 5 different products in the line (yes, I realize formulations could've changes in the past 10 years or whenever). The tinted ones dried my skin out and made me look weird shades of orange. The non-tinted mineral ones gave made me look space-alien blueish gray, like most mineral sunscreens do, and caked onto my stubble (I'm a guy) if I didn't shave that morning or the night before.

I have never understood the love/enthusiasm for Elta MD.

I've been using the Verdio sunscreen for years. I switched from Korean ones back during the big testing scandal during the pandemic. I remember liking one from a French brand Avene (vague, I know!), but I didn't like another, and can't remember which. Laroche Posay US formulations I've found awful across the board. Many of them contain SD Alcohol, which my skin hates. And the non-alcohol mineral ones turn me space-alien blueish gray. The European formulations are better, but again I can't remember which I liked.[/quote]

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