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This Cult-Favorite Sunscreen Doubles As A Dark Spot Corrector & Leaves No White Cast If you only apply sunscreen at the beach, you’re doing it wrong. Experts recommend wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least an SPF 30 every single day, which makes it extra important to find a formula that you actually like wearing.
Esthetician and founder of Korean beauty boutique Peach & Lily, Alicia Yoon, uses this product in her 10-step K-beauty routine—and she loves it for all the same reasons. It’s lightweight and wears well under makeup.But what really sets this protective moisturizer apart is how easily it blends into the skin. There's virtually no white cast despite a mineral zinc oxide base. The formula is also oil-free, so it never feels greasy or heavy on the skin.
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