Dr. G Medi UV Mild Sun does not sting the eyes.

I originally used an organic teapot.

I heard it's good to use before makeup.

However, every time I used it, my eyes felt uncomfortable and stung, causing tears, so I switched.

At first, I thought it was because my eyes were dry, but it turned out that wasn't the case.

Everything was resolved after switching to the weapon carrier.

There is white residue.

However, you can just think of it as a tone-up.

I have large pores, but mineral sunscreens cover them slightly without settling into them, so I felt less self-conscious even when my makeup wore off later.

However, you might find it a bit heavy or thick.

It might feel a bit stuffy in the summer, but since it doesn't cause any breakouts, I put up with it.

It is suitable for oily skin as well.

It has no scent.

It spreads well.

It spreads smoothly.

My skin tone is neither too dark nor too light, roughly the standard Korean shade 22, and I liked the Dr.G Medi UV Mild Sun because it provides a tone-up effect.

It's not excessive, so I use this product when going out around the neighborhood.

When removing it, use a foam cleanser with strong cleansing power.

If it's too mild, it leaves a lingering feeling that something is missing.

I have used more than 4 of these products and I like them because I don't get breakouts from using them as sunscreen.