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RominaAdriana
Oily/Sensitive
European sunscreens make me all break out and asian ones have better ingredients in my opinion 😊 (i am european myself btw)
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FrenchyPeach19
Oily/Resilient
I love both but I feel like Asian sunscreens have more pleasant textures. They feel more pleasant to use everyday and reapply.
But European sunscreens are catching up and are launching new sunscreens with nicer textures.
I agree about the UVA protection. It's usually higher in European sunscreens.
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Ozu
Oily/Sensitive
I guess it because everyone has a different preferences, my dear. Some people like the dewy effects, some prefer chemical sunscreen (European/ western countries generally produce more physical sunscreen), and some just love kbeauty.
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Ozu
Oily/Sensitive
Just like toners, cleansers and serums, they only vary slightly between European and Korean brands. Korean brands are known for chemical sunscreen, while the western brands are known for their physical. And both Korean and European brands produce hybrid spf too. Like I mentioned above, different people have different preferences. Asian sunscreen might be expensive in Europe, but it is quite affordable over here in Asia. I don't see a reason why not.
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peachyskincare
Oily/Sensitive
I haven’t tried any asian sunscreens yet but I want to try these…
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Zaezi
Dry/Resilient
Asian sunscreens tend to have lighter textures
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SelfLove
Oily/Resilient
How does it help? I tried sunscreens that seemed light that had a shiny finish and thicker suncreens with less shiny finish
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