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Creator says she partnered with StyleKorean and the description states the video is sponsored by StyleKorean.
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Creator reports no white cast and, despite mildly sensitive skin, no irritation, stinging, or eye sting. She finds its scent non-overpowering, texture light and watery, quick absorbing, and nearly weightless on skin.
Creator reports no white cast and says the stick blends well, is convenient for on-the-go reapplication without touching the face, does not remove much makeup, reaches facial corners easily, lightly blurs skin, and leaves a non-drying velvety finish; she recommends it for oily skin.
Creator calls this her personal favorite. On her medium-to-dark skin it leaves no white cast and provides strong moisture without a thick greasy feel; she likes its elegant rich watery texture and says it works especially well for her acne-prone, eczema-prone sensitive skin.
Creator reports no white cast on her medium-to-dark skin and says the true-cream texture suits dry or combination skin, giving a healthy glow without stickiness, grease, or a heavy layer.
On the creator's medium-to-dark skin, this sensitive-skin sunscreen leaves no white cast. She finds its fragrance very mild with no eye sting, says it absorbs quickly without tackiness or grease, and leaves a skin-like finish.
Creator reports no white cast and describes the liquid chemical sunscreen as serum-like, easy to blend, non-overwhelmingly fragranced, non-stinging to eyes or skin, and finished skin-to-matte; she recommends it for combination or oily skin.