[MAKEHEAL] 1.P.L Tone Up Sun Cream, All-Day Everyday UV Care, Skin Moisturizer, Soothes Skin, Poreless Complexion, Hypoallergenic Sun Cream, Made in Korea (40g)

I got this sunscreen on a whim and actually quite like it. It blends naturally on the skin and makes your face feel soft which was an unexpected but enjoyable benefit. It has an almost liquidy feel and has a beautiful peach tone to it. I included a picture in case it helps. I am always up for trying sunscreens that are newer to me from all regions and I think this will be great for many but might be a problem for a group of people. For reference, I am East Asian and have a light to medium skin tone. For me there wasn't too much of a problem but this does have a cast which might be too much for those with darker skin tones.The item's ingredients which were shared to me by the sellers are filled with great items for the sun protective ones to other added ingredients. It has iron oxides which are quite rare in sunblocks was noticeably included in the list. Iron oxides are sometimes present in tinted sunscreens and are great for protecting against visible light and UVA radiation. I included the screenshot which again, was shared with me.The only one that is a miss for me personally is fragrance which is a common irritant in skincare. Some members of my family have eczema and get reactions with fragranced items. I just wish there was one without it. That is not to say that I don't like the scent though. The scent is quite pleasant and not overbearing.The second miss has to be the price. While there are definetely those in the market with the same or even more expensive dollar per ounce, this item comes from a small brand which I've heard about first from this listing. I think to be competitive with other brands' sunscreens, the price should be more easily digestible than the current rate at over 10 dollars per ounce. Just my two cents.Other than those two caveats, I think this is a great sun cream. If the price was lower, I can see myself ordering this again, a sentiment I think might be try for other buyers too.

I thought this item was going to be basically a kind of sun screen. I thought it was marketed that way at least. On the box, though, it says it's meant to be put on before you put your makeup on. I don't wear makeup, but I supposed I could still wear it even though I'm not putting anything on top of it like concealer or highlighter or anything. I was going to be out in the sun, and I thought I'd try it. It definitely felt a lot more like makeup than sunscreen. I used to wear concealer years ago, so I recalled the consistency of that makeup versus the consistency of the sunscreen I normally like to use. Regardless, I still put it on just to try it.But when I looked in the mirror, it was like I was seeing a ghost! I looked so ashen and pale--it was a stark contrast to the regular tone of my skin. I tried to wash it off, but it didn't wash off with soap and water the way my usual sunscreen normally would. It really did feel like makeup all over my face. It wouldn't come off easily. This product is definitely meant for paler people--paler people who wear makeup, maybe, lol.

I really like this sun cream. I apply it before adding my powder foundation on top and it makes my skin look flawless while protecting it. Love the smell and spreads easily and evenly. Highly recommend

I got this thinking it was a sunscreen needless to say I was disappointed. I was also excited to try since it was a Korean brand. I went ahead to try under my make as it is suggested. It sits on the surface making it impossible to act as a primer. The color of the suncream is too light for my skin and does not absorb quickly into the skin. It also looks very unnatural looking. Apart from the shade being off, I do not like the consistency of the product and would not recommend.

This MAKEHEAL tone up sun cream is a tinted moisturizer. It goes on smoothly, and it blends well. It looks nice on my skin, and it doesn't settle into my fine lines. It makes my skin look smooth, and it helps cover up imperfections without looking unnatural. It's also moisturizing.

This [MAKEHEAL] 1.P.L Tone Up Sun Cream is definitely made for those with light/fair skin. I have tan/Italian skin, and it just does not look good on my skin tone and leaves a white cast.It isn’t greasy and actually didn’t seep into my fine lines/pores. I even tried to mix it with a darker foundation, but it still didn’t work for me unfortunately.If you have light/dair skin, definitely give it a try! It seems like it may work well for those with a different skin tone!!

My skin is solidly medium neutral. Sometimes in the winter I may be a light medium, but definitely not fair or light. As a result, this lovely but very light colored sunscreen sticks out on my face. There is an odor but it fades and it felt nice on my skin.I put on this as well as Tower28 #15-melrose and the 1.P.L. stuck out noticably while the Tower28 blended in perfectly.A few ideas to make this work- 1- give it to my super pale spouse since my tinted sunscreens are for medium toned skin 2-use this as a primer and put a darker tint over it 3- mix it with a darker tint and see what happens.It's not really sunscreen time for me right now, since I won't be out much with it being cooler outside. I'll give this another in the spring again when it's sweating season to test for sweat resistance and sunburning.