qilss review for Bio Watery Sun Cream SPF50+ PA++++

☀️ UV Filters Uvinul T 150, Mexoryl SX, Uvinul A Plus, Parsol SLX, Tinosorb S 🗝 Other notable ingredients Niacinamide, mung bean (vigna radiata seed) extract, cotton extract, lots of different herbal extracts, sodium hyaluronate, cotton seed oil, glycerin, vitamin E and fragrance *At the time of writing, the ingredients listed by Picky is not accurate. You may refer to the full ingredients list in the product packaging photo attached below. ✅ Vegan ✅ Cruelty-free ✅ Reef-safe 💭 My thoughts Based on the UV filters listed in the INCI list, the Tocobo Bio Watery Sun Cream is a purely chemical sunscreen. The filters used are able to provide broad spectrum protection from both UVA and UVB rays 👍🏼 This sunscreen has a milky, serum like texture which makes it easy to spread and doesn't require much effort to blend into the skin. Happy to report that it does not have any white cast at all! 👏 It's lightweight and also hydrating on the skin. Once set, it leaves a nice satin-dewy finish. It's not overly dewy which I appreciate, but my skin did get oily after several hours. Nothing a lil powder can't fix! It also works very well under makeup ✅ And did not pill as well! Now on to the scent. The first thing I noticed upon application is definitely the strong scent. It smells like a mixture of wet leaves/grass and like the smell of flowers in a florist shop 😂 My skin is okay with fragrance but my nose can be a bit sensitive to strong smells...and it takes awhile for the scent to dissappear unfortunately. But the good news is, it doesn't sting my eyes! 🙌 I tested several times, each time applying closer and closer to the eye area and it didn't make me cry! 🥳 For that, I'm very happy with it already. It did sting my skin a bit when I first started using it, but it went away after more frequent use. I'm really satisfied with my overall experience with this Tocobo sunscreen. It's lightweight, feels hydrating, easy to blend, no whitecast, no eye sting and gives a comfortable dewy finish. The downsides would be that it's not waterproof and that the scent can be a tad overwhelming. Overall, a great sunscreen that I'd recommend for all skin types 👌