[Belif] UV Tone-Up Sunscreen - My Own Purchase Review and Comparison of Three Sunscreens

Since I have sensitive skin, I almost always use mineral sunscreens because they are the least irritating. However, to go foundation-free, I purchased a Belif tone-up product for the first time in a while.

 

 

Belif products do not cause irritation when applied to sensitive skin.

 

I haven't been wearing foundation lately, but even just applying this product made my skin look more even.

 

 

It applies smoothly, and the consistency is about average. It definitely spreads better than mineral sunscreens, but feels slightly thicker than moisturizing chemical sunscreens. It’s not exactly thick, though; if I had to describe it, it feels like applying foundation.

 

It adheres quite well. Sometimes mineral sunscreens tend to pill a lot, but this product didn't, so I was able to apply it comfortably in the morning. However, it looks much prettier if you apply it after your toner has fully absorbed.

 

 

Belif UV Tone-Up Sunscreen is a pink tone-up sunscreen.

Yes. I am a Spring Warm shade 21, but this product doesn't make my skin excessively bright; instead, it makes it about half a tone or a full tone whiter.

 

The skin finish was definitely more natural and pretty compared to mineral sunscreens.

 

It has a matte finish that leaves the skin feeling soft and dry, but I liked that it didn't dry out the inside. I think it will definitely be better for summer than winter.

 

 

Below is a comparison of three types of sunscreen~

In order, they are Belif UV Turn Up Sunscreen, Estra Sun Cream (mineral sunscreen), and Cellfusionc Sun Cream (hybrid sunscreen).

In terms of spreadability, it is Cellfusion C > Belif > Estra.

 

Skin expression

Belif - It brightens the skin tone beautifully, so it definitely gives the prettiest finish.

Estra—it definitely finishes the whitest. On the other hand, it is non-irritating.

Cellfusion C - A blend of organic and inorganic sunscreens, so it feels like it matches the skin tone or becomes slightly lighter over time; it feels oily.