Sunplay sunscreen lotion SPF 130 PA++

7 Reviews

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   gutturalBurritos0

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   This is my trusted, go-to sunscreen during trips to the beach or any activity that requires me to stay under the sun for a long time. I’ve used this for both body and the face and did not experience any breakouts or irritations. It does leave a slight white cast on the face and takes a while to dry/settle, that’s why I don’t use this as my everyday sunscreen. Protects for a long time too, I’m quite lazy when it comes to reapplying sunscreen and even after hours under the sun, I never get tan lines or sunburn. Highly recommended for the lazy/non-tan fans! 😉

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   wrathfulBuzzard3

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   This is a good heavy duty sunscreen for when you need to be out all day – it is easy to put on and is not sticky. But I probably will not buy this again because it leaves a powdery and drying feel on the skin…definitely not to be used on the face. Also, there’s probably no need to use such a high SPF.

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   shyPlover5

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   Yey! I love this sunscreen! You only need a little even if it’s light and watery in consistency. It’s not heavy and doesn’t cake under makeup. The design on the packaging could be better although the bottle and nozzle itself is very efficient. Overall, it’s really good!

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   affectedViper5

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   For such a high SPF, it doesn’t leave that bad of a white cast. I like the fact that it mostly contains physical sunscreen (titanium dioxide and zinc oxide), as opposed to being a pure chemical sunscreen. So I use this once in a while if I know I’ll be spending more time than usual under the sun.

   I don’t use it every day because:
   1- it can be a bit hard to wash off at the end of the day and I’m afraid it could clog my pores (no breakout so far, though)
   2- my dermatologist assures me that there is no point in wearing a SPF higher than 50.

   While there may be no scientific need to wear such a high SPF (some countries even forbid the marketing of SPF higher than 30), psychologically, I feel super well protected. It eliminates my anxiety of being under the sun: I have light melasma which I *really* don’t want to worsen.

   As others have mentioned, packaging is small and cute.

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   similarThrush2

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   I bought this on sale for the equivalent of about USD$11 in Singapore. Comes in a cute, palm-sized 35g/31ml plastic bottle. I use this on face (under makeup) and body (over moisturizer). This is awesome stuff. Comes out as a white runny liquid, but dries to a clear finish with absolutely no white cast on my dark NC50 skintone. Not oily nor drying on my combination skin. Easy to apply because its very liquid-y. After 4 hours in the scorching sun, I only tanned very minimally – that saying a lot considering I tan very easily. Two downsides though – it works out out pretty expensive is used on face and body regularly; and it definitely clogs my pores a little, so I don’t use it everyday, only on weekends/holidays if I’m outdoors a lot.

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   shamefulDinosaur6

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   Love this sunscreen, Its very light and not oily, I don’t use it everyday though, only when I go for a swim, the best part is that I don’t get tanned at all, the packaging is cute as well.

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   holisticTeal0

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   Its much better than Sunplay powdery white SPF PA +++ 47. For one, it controls oil pretty well. I had worn it alone and several hours later, my forehead and nose was not as oily as it would ordinarily be. Don’t like the packaging too much though, thought it looks sort of cheap. Although it states on the package its suppose to be transparent after application, it does leave a whitish cast on my face (which I didn’t like). That and its made in China. If not for these last two points, I probably would purchase again.