I am posting a review of Manyo Factory Foundation-Free Sunscreen.

Today, I would like to introduce you to Foundation-Free, a sunscreen.

I will introduce a foundation-free sunscreen and share my experience and review with you.

 

These days, I don't really go as far as applying full makeup; I just use a light skin base.

My skin is mostly dry and not particularly moisturized. I only wear eyebrow pencil and lip tint.

I found it too much of a hassle to slowly get started and do this and that during the summer.

 

So these days, I just lightly swipe on sunscreen, and I’m going to let you know which sunscreen I’ve been using lately.

One is Witch Factory's foundation-free sunscreen.

I think this is a very attractive sunscreen to carry around. Not only is the hold incredible, but the staying power is also great, and the application is incredibly smooth.

I think you will probably like it, so today I would like to introduce Manyo Factory Foundation-Free.

First of all, Manyo Factory's tone-up sunscreen comes in two versions, pink and orange, and I purchased the original orange version. Since my skin is slightly dehydrated from oil, it breaks down quickly if it runs too runny. I was looking for a product that was somewhere between semi-matte and glow, and I found this one; I realized it was perfect.

 

But it controls oil well and is moderately moisturizing, so even someone with dry skin like me finds myself reaching for it very often.

The sun protection factor is SPF 50 Plus PA + + + +. It is very strong, so I don't think I'll have anything to worry about in the future.

I think it is a triple-functional cosmetic product that even offers whitening and wrinkle improvement effects.

 

The capacity is 50ml, and it costs about 15,000 won per bottle. It seems like an incredibly good value set.

Since I use things like this constantly, they run out quickly, so I tend to look for affordable options. This product offers great value for money, so I just had to share it with you all.

It is a transparent bottle type, so the container itself is not the kind that would easily get crushed or torn, making it very convenient to carry around and use. It is great for taking with you on summer vacation trips, as you know how you can be worried about it bursting inside your pouch.

You don't have to worry about that with this. The opening is narrow, making it very convenient to control the amount. If you look at the texture, both look equally moisturizing, right? It's perfect for dry skin like mine.

It feels slightly different when you actually use it. I'd say the Manyo Factory sunscreen has a slightly creamier texture.

It is a creamy Estée with a soft texture, but it feels like two or three drops of moisture have fallen into it.

I also think that the geological conditions will be revealed domestically as well. Understood. The illustration on Manyo Factory features an orange Psycho-Pit tint. Even though it is a creamy sunblock, the texture feels really good when spread so thinly.

Usually, products that combine tone-up and UV protection functions tend to apply thickly and have that distinctive greasy, cakey feeling, but this one doesn't feel like that at all. When you apply it smoothly, you can see that it absolutely cannot get thick.

Since it spreads very thinly and maintains moisture while forming, you can consider it to have absolutely no reason for it to clump. When you finish, how should I put it? It gives off a radiant glow? It creates a luxurious sheen that makes you feel like you're getting a dewy finish, and it also creates a bit of a beautiful optical illusion, so it is really easy to apply.

 

The tone correction isn't too artificial, and it helps brighten the skin by about one full jar, which I really like. Today, I introduced the Manyo Factory Foundation-Free Cream to you all. I hope you give it a try and find it helpful.