The reason I carry AHC Sun Stick

Everyone knows that sunscreen is essential 365 days a year. I, too, apply it meticulously, even on cloudy days or when I stay home. I apply it to the parts of my body exposed to sunlight before going out, but it is difficult to reapply sunscreen after washing my hands upon returning home.

Also, I thought I would be safe from UV rays inside the car because of the tinting, but I heard that the front windshield has a lower UV blocking effect compared to the side and rear windows. Since UVA easily passes through glass and penetrates deep into the skin, you are easily exposed to UV rays.

One, two.... They aren't moles, but faint black spots like freckles or dark spots have appeared on the back of my hand.

So, lately I've been using the AHC Masters Air Rich Sun Stick. They say it's the so-called Se-ri Pak sunscreen.

With a high UV protection factor of SPF50+ and PA++++, it provides a strong defense against the sun and continues to block UV rays for a long time, so I feel at ease.

Since it is a stick type, it is convenient to apply with a quick swipe without getting your hands dirty, and it is great for carrying around. It leaves the skin feeling matte without shine, and because it applies thinly and lightly, it feels fresh without being heavy or stuffy. The scent is subtle and not overpowering, and I like that it provides a clean and natural finish without any white cast after application.

Many places are currently holding buy-one-get-one-free promotions.

If you are looking for a refreshing, non-sticky sunstick, I recommend the AHC Masters Air Rich Sunstick.