Fresh Skinlab - Skyline review for Milk White Tone Up Sun Cream SPF30

❄️I like it. CLAIMS: It brighten your skin in an instant. Each use not only enhance your skin tone but also targets dull and dry areas of your face. Formulated with key ingredients that work together to fight early signs of sun damage, soothe irritated skin, and blurs the appearance of pores. It's natural milk protein extracts gently locks in your skin's needed moisture for a smooth and noticeable fairer skin. KEY INGREDIENTS: Glutathione- It is an antioxidant that capable of preventing damage to important cellular components caused by reactive oxygen species such as free radicals, peroxides, lipid peroxides, and heavy metals. Niacinamide- it is also known as Vitamin B3 or Nicotinamide. It is a unique skin restoring ingredient that offers a multitudeof benefits for skin. It is best known for its ability to help visibly reduce enlarged pores and improve uneven/ dull skin tone. It is also strengthen a weakend skin barrier. Zinc Oxide- it is a white, powdery mineral with a long history of sun protection. WHO: It can be used by both oily and dry skin. But it's not Non-Comedogenic so oily peeps might not like it. TEXTURE: It has a smooth milky texture that dries out to a matte finish. SCENT: It is actually smells like an artificial milk. The smells of chemical ingredients is very obvious. Though it's not that bad, some fragrance sensitive people might not like it. COLOR: It has a color of an actual cream. It looks ans smell yummy😅 PACKAGING: What I have is the 8ml sachet. It's kind of a plastic foil inside, and plastic that has the color of sky blue and white outside. But the 50ml is in a normal tube. PRICE: This one is only a freebie to me, but the the original price is 29 PHP( barely $1) and the 50ml is 199 PHP roughly $4. EXPERIENCE: It does it's job of toning up the skin cause it gives you an instant whitening. In short, a whitecast. So if you're not a fan of a whitecast, then this is not for you. Though me, I like minimal whitecast from my sunscreen cause it' gives my skin a tone up look. As long as you blend it properly (it's really blendable), then there's no problem. My skin likes it, I like the matte finish, but aside from instant whitening, I don't see any difference even though the ingredients is all great. And because it doesn't have a broad spectrum protection, I only use it for my hands right now. Is is essential? Definitely no. But it's good to have if you want to instantly look brighten without an ashy look. So yeah, I like it. It's good for skin toning up, but that's it. Nothing less, nothing more.