Hera UV Protector Tone-Up Review - My Natural Chic Item -

Previously, I usually just used the one I was familiar with, received some from a group, or skipped it altogether. However, after pregnancy and childbirth, and as I passed my 30s, my skin tone darkened and I developed a lot of blemishes. That is when I realized the importance of sunscreen. But with so many types and brands available, I decided to take the middle ground and opted for a hybrid sunscreen that combines the best features of various products.

 

Among the numerous hybrid sunscreens, there is a point I considered.

 

First, it must be easy to apply without irritation.

As time went on, my oily skin seemed to be turning into dehydrated oily skin. At some point, I found that I could no longer use just anything—neither too greasy, too light, matte, nor moisturizing—and my skin could no longer tolerate just any texture. So, I searched for a type that is good for my skin.

 

 

Second, the tone must be brightened.

After pregnancy and childbirth, my blemishes increased significantly, and I felt somewhat awkward going out without makeup; however, there were many times when applying BB cream or foundation felt excessive. I wondered how great it would be if I could achieve a radiant and bright complexion with just one application, while also providing sun protection.

 

The Hera UV Protect Tone-Up product satisfied both of these criteria. First, I already had a positive impression of the Hera brand, and since many people around me use it, I had already tested the texture. It was moisturizing, applied well, and didn't cause any tightness, yet it wasn't excessively oily. I liked it even more because it didn't cause any skin troubles such as itching, eye irritation, or breakouts due to excessive oil. Above all, the light pink tone-up effect, reminiscent of cherry blossoms, was what convinced me to purchase it. When applied to the face, a slight pinkish-white undertone appears, but when spread out, it provides a natural tone-up.

 

Also, the collaboration with makeup products is great, which is probably why I've been using it consistently. Since I wear makeup almost every day, it's hard to skip sunscreen, but the Hera product applies evenly without feeling heavy, so it seems to do an excellent job as a makeup base. I actually like it better now that I have one less step to take compared to when I used to use a separate base. I feel like I look prettier when I apply foundation.

 

I would like to highly recommend Hera Tone Up Sunscreen to fellow cheeses who share the same concerns as me regarding sunscreen.