Liviheal Exosome Skin Booster that protects my skin from UV rays

This is the Liviheal Exosome Skin Booster that protects my skin from UV rays.

 

 

The product on the right is almost used up, and the one on the left is the new one I'm going to use~~ ^^ It's gotten a bit wide now that it's almost empty.......

 

   

 

I received and started using the Libby Heal Skin Booster Sunscreen for the first time when I became a Top Reviewer for the first time this March.

I've been applying it every single day for about four months now, starting in March.

I am the type of person who produces more melanin on my face than others, so sunscreen is a must for me.

I really regret not wearing sunscreen when I was younger, trusting my good skin. I'm living with immense regret now.

If I had applied it diligently, I might still look young for my age...

It is now a well-known fact that we must apply sunscreen to block UV rays, but......

Sunscreen that you have to apply every day and reapply several times~~

Since you're going to do it anyway, you might as well use a good product, right?

I have to apply it to my skin several times every day, so it needs to have gentle ingredients.

It needs to provide good UV protection, and it would be great if it contained lots of ingredients that are good for the skin, right?

Especially if applying it can make your face look even prettier, that would be the icing on the cake, wouldn't it?

Libbyhill Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen is a product that meets all those conditions.

100% Mineral Sunscreen SPF50+/PA++++

It is a triple-function product with UV protection, wrinkle improvement, and whitening.

It contains over 35% pot marigold flower water, so it also has a skin-soothing effect~ ^^

 

But when choosing sunscreen, people always talk about mineral and chemical sunscreens—haven't you ever wondered what on earth they mean?

I was curious, so I looked it up on the internet. Did you all know this?

 

Advantages of mineral sunscreens: They cause minimal skin irritation and show immediate effects. Additionally, because they block both UVA and UVB rays with minimal irritation, they are easy to use even on sensitive and atopic skin.

Disadvantages of mineral sunscreens: Poor spreadability due to a white cast, and effectiveness may decrease if not reapplied frequently as they dissolve easily in water.

It would be important to understand the difference between mineral and chemical sunscreens and choose a sun care product that suits you well.

Libby Heal products are mineral sunscreens~ BUT! The fact is, Libby Heal has solved the downsides of mineral sunscreens with its own exclusive technology!!!

 

 

 

A product used after treatments at 34 specialized dermatology clinics nationwide Hearing this makes me trust it even more.

When you actually use it, you'll find that it has a slightly runny consistency, so it flows down a bit when you squeeze it onto your hand.

It applies smoothly to the skin without leaving a white cast, and after application, it gives the skin a slight glow and a very subtle tone-up effect.

That is what it says.

If you have good skin, you can achieve a clean and pretty look just by applying sunscreen before going out. Since you have to apply it thoroughly around the eyes, it would be a big problem if it stung, but perhaps because it is a gentle product, there was absolutely no stinging.

It doesn't smudge at all when applying makeup over it after application, so it makes applying makeup easy.

It has a thinner consistency than I expected.

   

 

If you look at how it looks on the hands, the difference between the applied hand and the unapplied hand is clearly visible...

The left hand is the one with the product applied, and the right hand is the one without. Along with a slight whitening effect, the skin looks shiny, moisturized, and healthier.

It doesn't wash off easily with water, either.

I think the difference between applying sunscreen and not applying it after thoroughly cleansing is greater than I expected. It feels like my skin stays much whiter and brighter.

Since it's summer, I really liked the fact that it has a soothing effect.

Since my skin is fair, I don't tan easily, but it does get red and sometimes stings, so I used to be busy avoiding the sun in the summer. However, since I started using Libby Heal, I feel like I hardly experience any flushing or stinging on my face.

 

 

 

There are so many sunscreens out there~~ It’s important to choose the right product that suits you~

I've tried so many sunscreens so far, but I think I'll be using Libby Heal diligently for a while.

Has everyone found their holy grail sunscreen and is currently using it?