Libbyhill Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen Review

I met Libby Hill after being selected as a reviewer for another cafe!!!

I am really familiar with it from meeting Cashwalk and Cashdoc quizzes.

I had high expectations when I received the product that I thought looked good while looking through it to find the quiz answer.

What kind of product is Libbyhill Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen?

I looked it up first.

It is a 100% mineral sunscreen with SPF 50+/PA+++, offering triple functionality for UV protection, wrinkle improvement, and whitening.

Let me explain the difference between inorganic and organic sunscreens here...

Mineral sunscreens are said to physically block ultraviolet rays. You can think of it as blocking light by drawing a curtain.

Inorganic materials have a blocking effect against both UV-B and UV-A, which are short-range ultraviolet rays.

It forms a vast barrier on the skin's surface to block ultraviolet rays by reflecting or dispersing them.

Mineral sunscreens are used by people with sensitive skin or in environments with high exposure to ultraviolet rays.

It is said to be particularly effective in environments where you get wet or sweat a lot.

Mineral sunscreens contain ingredients that are absorbed into the skin as their main components, so they cause less skin irritation and can be used safely.

The only downside is that a white cast appears on the skin surface.

Organic sunscreens block ultraviolet rays by chemically acting on the skin's surface to absorb the energy of UV rays reaching the skin.

Organic sunscreens contain many ingredients that absorb UV-B rays. While they have the advantage of not leaving a white cast compared to inorganic sunscreens, they have the disadvantage of potentially irritating sensitive skin. Representative ingredients of organic sunscreens include benzophenone and oxybenzone. It is said that if these ingredients are listed at the beginning of the ingredient list, the product is classified as organic. Since they dissolve well in water or oil, they are relatively easy to cleanse, and while their high skin absorption rate prevents a white cast, the fact that they dissolve so easily means that certain compounds can contribute to environmental pollution.

So these days, I’ve switched all of my sunscreens, from my children's to mine, to mineral sunscreens, and I’m boldly getting rid of chemical ones.

I liked the Libby Hill Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen because it is a mineral sunscreen.

Plus! It applies smoothly without leaving a white cast.

Since it says it provides a subtle tone-up and radiance!!! It was a sunscreen that I was incredibly drawn to~

Liviheal Exosome Skin Booster Sun Cream, providing perfect UV protection in 3 steps!!

They say that Libby Hill's exclusive technology has improved spreadability and eliminated the white cast.

By dispersing fluid particles down to the nanometer level, it becomes a high-density/high-viscosity product

Sunscreen with enhanced stability and skin adhesion!

It looks so trustworthy just from the description.

With the motto of offering revitalizing skin treatment, even though it is a sunscreen.

A sunscreen made at a reasonable price~~

Let's leave the explanation at that... and try using it.

This is the Livihill Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen package I received.

It already felt luxurious from the case with its subtle pearlescent finish.

Let's take a look at the full list of ingredients.

These are inorganic sunscreen ingredients, not organic ones.

If you run it through the Hwahae app, these are good ingredients.

Triple-function Luxury Sun Care!!!

Let's examine the usage method, dosage, and efficacy.

The expiration date was until July 4, 2025, so there was plenty of time.

As you know, all cosmetics must be used up within 6 to 12 months after opening, and

They say it's best to boldly throw it away if it's been more than a year since its release.

(Of course... I can't bring myself to throw them away boldly either ㅠㅠ)

The sunscreen itself comes in a case with a subtle pearlescent shimmer..

Doesn't it look luxurious?

I applied it to the back of my hand to compare it with the sunscreen I was previously using.

The one on top is a sunscreen with a somewhat sticky texture, and it also has mineral sunscreen and tone-up functions.

The one at the bottom is Livihill Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen.

It has a slightly thinner consistency, and the color is different. Should I say it has a subtle green tint?

This is a comparison of the backs of both hands with the product applied and the unapplied side.

The left hand is after applying it, and the right hand is before applying it...

Can you see the shimmer and the slight tone-up?

I should have taken a better photo; looking at it now, it doesn't really stand out.

So, I'm showing you in a video... applying a generous amount.

You can see that the consistency is a bit runny...

You will clearly feel the shimmer and tone-up effect after applying it.

It really makes you look radiant after applying it~~~

If it weren't for the blemishes, I think it would be great to just apply this and go out.

And when I went to wash my hands... do you see?

Water droplets form because it does not dissolve in water.

If it were an organic sunscreen, it would have washed off because it contains water-soluble ingredients.

I know for sure that it is a mineral sunscreen.

Instead, I'll have to make sure to cleanse really thoroughly.

Liviheal Sun Cream, available in 32 dermatology clinics nationwide and actually used for after-sun care following professional treatments!

No purified water, boosts soothing time... A product containing over 35% pot marigold flower water.

It neutralizes harmful skin substances and promotes skin cycle circulation to restore it.

A sunscreen that gently soothes sensitive skin~

The one and only sunscreen that delivers soothing, moisturizing, firming, and brightening!!!

Sunscreen featuring Liviheal Exosome Solution, the optimal ingredient found after 14 years of research~!

Because mineral sunscreen ingredients form a barrier on the skin and active ingredients are absorbed into the pores

Sunscreen that provides UV protection and skin care at the same time!!

A sunscreen that is good for both people and nature because it does not use harmful UV ingredients.

Cosmetic ingredients of concern: artificial colorants, benzophenone, mineral oil, 6 types of parabens, phenoxyethanol, and sulfate-based surfactants

Sunscreen that does not use a total of 6 ingredients~~~

So I think it's time to settle on a sunscreen as well.

You can clearly see me repurchasing this, right? ^^

I was really lucky to be able to find such a great product through the trial group.

This concludes my review of the Liviheal Exosome Skin Booster Sunscreen.

Thank you for reading this long post!!