ISNTREE Onion Newpair Sunscreen 50ml, 1.69 fl.oz | SPF 40 | Korean Skincare | Hydrating Sun Protector | Evens Skin Tone | Purple Sunscreen | Broad Spectrum

I’m sure others will have mixed reviews, but for me this is the perfect sunscreen for sensitive skin. It hasn’t caused me any break outs, and if anything actually has helped my skins complexion. I love the dewy finish and the satin feel to it, makes you glow.

Best sunblock I’ve used in a while. For someone with combination skin (very oily T-zone) it’s not easy to find a reliable sunscreen but this was perfect. Doesn’t get shiny, no cast and amazing coverage. Doesn’t make the face sweaty during the day and didn’t cause me any breakouts. Will make it my go to from now on.

Great sunscreen with little to no white cast and feels light on the skin. It brightens my skin a little with the purplish tint to the sunscreen. Just wish it was at a higher SPF, but I'm sure the yam sunscreen (from the same brand) is a lot better for makeup/coverage and has SPF 50. For daily wear, I love wearing it, just don't forget to reapply!

Very light ? Not greasy .. made for facial issue ..no breakout … it’s a Korean product at an inexpensive price that is packaged without all the expensive sale tactics. ..

Feels great on my skin, and doesn't leave any visible residue. It absorbs quickly. I use this daily, and my skin loves it! No breakouts, or allergic reactions. A little goes a long way.

I expected this to be more matte than the Beauty of Joseon spf, but the finish approaches oily territory instead (its wearable though, id just powder my tzone). Its very similar to Fenty Hydrovizor. I also find it irritating. Not as as bad as Neutrogena Break-out Free or La Roche Posay Anthelios Clear Skin sunscreen which almost feels like Im getting a chemical burn, but it's not as mild as a chemical sunscreen like Paulas Choice Youth Extending fluid spf 50.It also doesn't completely set into a transfer-resistant layer but it does work with makeup, although it shortens its wear time. Doesn't leave a whitecast on my tan skintone, and I wore 2 consecutive days and it didn't seem to flare my acne in that timeframe. Havent worn it for longer because I do not like the irritation I feel with it nor the mildly oily finish. Cerave has a chemical sunscreen that is more appropiate for oily skin, similar price i think. Elf Invisible spf has a matte finish (primer like texture) that wears well on top of moisturizer and similar price point. Id pick Beauty of Joseon Sun rice spf over this one as well (having oily skin).

I love this sunscreen and I’m on my second bottle. I’m a Mexican gal living in South Texas and working outside for the summer and this sunscreen holds up. When I apply this sunscreen, it is easy to blend out and does not leave a white cast, but the purple color it does somewhat neutralize my skin tone. I prefer this product over any other because it rarely bleeds into my eyes (with the exception of extreme sweating from outdoor work, but the burning in my eyes is very minimum and does not irritate my eyes for hours on end like other sunscreens). Also, I have sensitive skin and other sunscreens used to burn and make my skin itch, but this one does not. Definitely recommend. The bottle looks small, but it goes a long way and I’ve even cut open the bottle and was able to use a couple of more days of product.

Before trying this product, I had never had any allergic reaction to any sunscreen or skincare product in my life. However, after applying this product in the morning, my face began to get irratated and red in some spots; by the afternoon, it was inflamed, and by the next morning, I had bumps all over my face and an aggressively red rash all over my neck. At the time, I was in Mexico on vacation and thought it might have been something I had to drink, so I continued to use the sunscreen for the next two days before stopping all skincare products. When the rash became so bad, it was all over my entire face. it lasted for over a week and would not go away without taking oral steroids. I attributed the reaction to something I drank, and I tried the sunscreen again for the first time two weeks later. Immediately my face became sensitive and irritated. About five hours after applying it, I washed it off, and by bedtime, my face was inflamed and itching, with a rash all over my neck again. Moral of the story this was the worst sunscreen I have ever tried and I DO NOT have sensitive skin