Cell Fusion C Laser Sunscreen SPF 50, Korean Sunscreen for Sensitive, Acne-prone Skin, Ceramide & Collagen, Lightweight & Non-Greasy, Water Resistant, 50ml / 1.69 fl. oz

Good

I really like the Cell Fusion C sunscreen—it has a great light scent that isn’t overpowering. However, you do need to rub it in well because it can leave a white residue if you’re not careful. This sunscreen works best for fair skin since it can leave a noticeable white cast on tanned or darker skin tones, which is a bit of a downside. If you have fair skin, it’s a solid choice for sun protection. Just be mindful of the application to avoid any streaks!

I am sensitive skin. I like this sunscreen without essence and light skin. Applying it to the skin will make it look a bit whiter, I like this natural brightening skin

I wear sunscreen daily and switched to this product a few months ago. The sunscreen comes out white but goes on really nicely and I don’t notice any chalkiness or anything. It wears great under make up. I feel like it gives me a smoothing effect too.

This is a great sunscreen for after skin procedures, and it is really good quality. I use it as a primer and it's really my favorite.

Bought this sunscreen during Amazon's summer Prime Day sale, the price was right. I've reviewed a few sunscreens because sadly I have yet to find the absolute holy grail sunscreen to fit my needs. My sunscreen wish list is; prevents sunburn, cast-free, cruelty-free, hydrating, leaves a matte-ish or slightly dewy finish, and does not burn my eyes. This sunscreen checked off some of the boxes but not others. It does not burn my eyes, felt somewhat hydrating, and when I wore it on my whole face my skin did not burn in the sun. I am on the lighter side of a brown skin tone and do burn easily if I don't have proper sun protection. Sadly, it left a very visible white-cast on my face that did diminish but did not go away entirely, at least on my face. I truly did not like how bad the white cast looked along my hair line and over my eyebrows, no amount of rubbing would make that white-cast go away at any point of the day. As for a matte-ish or dewy look, I'd say I looked more "pearly" that anything because of the remaining white cast once most of it absorbed. Because of the very evident white cast it leaves behind I no longer use it on my entire face, I have begun using a matter gel sunscreen for my face. I continue to use this sunscreen on my top eyelids since it doesn't sting my eyes even when I'm out in the SoCal sun but I am careful in the way that I apply to make sure I don't mistakenly spread it to my eyebrows. I use the gel sunscreen on the rest of my face, including my undereye area and can safely apply that sunscreen to my hairline without fear of a white cast where my skin and hairline meet. As I always note on sunscreen reviews, this is my experience. It is meant to help people who might have the same issues as I do in trying to find a sunscreen that works for them but everyone's skin is different. Thus, my experience is not "all encompassing" of the results others would have. I will continue to work to find a sunscreen that hopefully meets all of my sunscreen wishes.