Sunscreen Mousse Kids SPF50

Great

Very pleasant foam texture and easy to spread, children love it. Does not leave white, glow finish, works very well under makeup. Does not sting the eyes.

I use it for both face and body. Suitable for sensitive skin and leaves no white trace. I just grow without a greasy trace, it behaves well with makeup on top.

I have been using the children's version for years, especially in summer, because it does not provide as much "glow" as the one for the face, it works better on my combination skin and is resistant to sweat, water, etc. for a longer time. For me there is no other sunscreen.

I admit that you have to "get the hang of it", as you tend to put too much on at first. However, the fact that you don't have to reapply as often as most sunscreens, more than makes up for it.

Here are some of my tips in case anyone finds them useful or has tried this sunscreen and found it uncomfortable or unpleasant. I assure you that with these tips, you will be grateful to be able to use this product.

- Shake the container very well... and vigorously! And, when you think it is shaken enough... shake it some more. It is very important that the components are mixed. If when you finish the bottle, the texture becomes denser, it means that you did not shake it well from the beginning and therefore, either at the beginning or at the end of the bottle (I don't know anymore), the sunscreens will be more concentrated, so the protection will not be uniform.

- Applying it is much easier than it looks. Put on a headband, the kind we use to remove make-up, shake the bottle well, turn it upside down, press a little bit and wait for the foam to expand in your hand (this is the trick to not overdo it). Now, rub the "nut" of foam between your hands, just like that, without thinking too much. It will become almost like a cream. Now, without fear of staining your hair, do the same movement you would do if you were washing your face, to deposit the protector evenly on your face: no spreading it in spots, no, no... like this, all at once. Then, yes, you can spread it more carefully where it is needed, but this is the way to create the most uniform layer possible. Don't forget the ears, the neck, the nape of the neck (if you wear your hair up, there is also premature aging there if we don't protect... and then more wrinkles appear on the front of the neck!) and the neckline (the skin there is very thin and ages a lot with the sun).

- For most people, this sunscreen does not sting the eyes, so as the instructions say, you can put it on both the eye and lip area. However, if you have sensitive eyes, my advice is not to put it on the eyelids. Internally, the cream will migrate downward, so you will have protection. Try to get close to the crow's feet area, which is most important. If you are very concerned about the eye contour, you can easily apply a mineral sunscreen on the dark circles and eyelids (almost none of them sting the eyes if they are not perfumed). This will not only protect the area, but also prevent Evy Sunscreen from migrating too much and coming into contact with the eyes. Mineral sunscreens tend to be drying, but you can buy the Beauty of Joseon mineral sunscreen stick right here, which is very moisturizing. I run my finger over the stick and apply it to the eye area, as I do have very sensitive eyes. It does not dry out at all and is matte: as if you were not wearing anything, but whatever you have is fine: if it is very dry, you know, double portion of eye contour and that's it!

- And we come to the big problem of people with combination-oily skin when we use this sunscreen: it seems that the shine and the sticky feeling will never go away (I say nothing if you have animals and they come to give you a kiss before the sunscreen has been absorbed :D ). Well, the solution is also very easy. Wait 15 minutes, while you get dressed or drink your coffee, and, if after that time you feel your face sticky, it means that we have overdone it with the amount. The good news is that you can wet your face and the excess will go away. You can even rub with a towel to dry your face because the protection is under the first layer of the skin, not on the surface like normal sunscreens and with water only the excess will come off. Don't you believe me? Do the test and you will notice that even if the excess is washed away, if you touch your face you will notice that it is moisturized, soft and a little slippery. Besides, you won't get burned, proof that the cream is there (of course, reapply every 6 hours if you are going to be out in the sun all day doing sports, driving or lying on the beach: in short, anything that means spending the day outdoors).

- But what about shine? Of course, those of us with combination-oily skin tend to look for a matte finish, because that shine reminds us of oily skin. Well, there are several solutions: a) if you use foundation, the shine will disappear (and also the makeup will last all day because it's a primer like no other I've seen). But if, like me, you don't use foundation, at the beginning, I used to apply light bronzing powder, the kind that gives you a good face and mattifies, but very little: just enough to give the appearance of matte skin. But alas friends, time does not pass in vain and in the end, that glow that I didn't like at all now seems precious to me: it no longer looks greasy but a juicy glow that makes me look younger and healthier (and conceals wrinkles which is wonderful). Oj...