Daily Soft Touch Sunscreen.

"When I talk about a product from them in a positive light, you know it must be really, really good. This is really, really nice. It's great for people that are looking for eye-catching packaging, and for people that like a nice natural finish to the skin. It's not too dewy. It's not too matte. It's just something in between. [...] This is a nice formulation which [...] blends in without any issue. It's a chemical sunscreen, so there is zero white cast. And honestly, I'd say this is more on the hydrating side than some others. [...] There is zero scent to this. Nothing added to mask any fragrance, but also nothing too chemically about it. It's just a great allrounder. [...] This is a great entry point product into Korean sunscreens. If you're new to K sunscreen, this would be a really great place to start."

"It works really beautifully underneath makeup. I think that grippy top, I really like that for makeup because it almost like doubles as a primer, and I'm a big fan of makeup primer, so when a sunscreen can actually take the role of that it's pretty impressive. I do feel very comfortable sweating in this sunscreen and I do still feel protected with this. I do feel like this can hold up to sweat nicely. I wouldn't say I feel comfortable swimming in it because with the water resistant testing they don't actually release how water resistant it is and they don't give an up to rating. I couldn't find that information in any of the marketing. I get the sense that it's not going to hold up to swimming, but it's going to hold up to hiking and maybe some sports."

"I was very suspicious of this sunscreen the whole time. Other people that I thought knew more than me vouched for it, big chemists that do YouTube videos vouched for it, wrote up the whole thing on their page about how great it was and how light it was, and I thought there's no way I know more than she does. Sadly I was right, I wish I'd been wrong. But how do we know when a brand doesn't even disclose what percentages of filters are in them? We don't. We're going by blind faith."

"This is a chemical sunscreen with a lot of the new filters and I found that this is slightly heavier than some of the Korean sunscreens I've tried. It has a little bit of pilling if I rub, and this is pretty standard what I expect for a water-resistant sunscreen because they contain a bit more film formers, but it is still really nice and light. I found that it had a slight white cast when I first applied it, I'm guessing that's from the MBBT, but it goes away after it dries down on my skin. I can definitely see why this is so popular. One interesting thing is this is water, sweat and sand resistant, which is relatively rare for a Korean sunscreen. It looks like it's to Korean standards, which is less than 50% loss of SPF after 40 minutes. Now as an Australian, I wouldn't trust it for sports or for swimming. We have 4 hour water resistant sunscreens that stay at the labelled SPF, but I think it is probably longer wearing than the lightweight Korean sunscreens that have no testing."