MISSHA All Around Vita C Sunscreen SPF 50/2.36 Fl Oz - Korean Sunscreen for Face with Vitamin C for Even Tone, Lightweight, Non-Sticky, Sebum Control valentines day gifts for her

If you're like me and you have been using their Sun Milk with the pink lid for years, you were probably shocked when it was no longer available. I have so much difficulty with sunscreen on my face because of sensitive skin so I was devastated when I couldn't buy the one I'd been using. Since this was the same company I decided to try it. Their website suggests they probably discontinued the other and this is a revamped version. The consistency and coverage are exactly the same. It has a slight citrusy scent but it does have added vitamin c. I wore it out like I always do with no makeup and didn't get any burns and I don't have any irritation wearing it. So overall this is a good replacement for Sun Milk. IT DOES HAVE A WHITE CAST! Like the sun milk, this has a very noticeable white cast. I like it, but I am very pale. If you have any color darker than paper this will definitely be seen. I don't wear foundation so I'm guessing if you really wanted to it could be covered up but just be warned.

I’ve been using the Vita C sunscreen from Missha for a while now, and I’m honestly in love with it. It goes on so smoothly, feels super light on the skin, and never leaves that greasy feeling. What I love most is the healthy glow it gives my skin—even on days when I don’t wear any makeup, my face still looks fresh and radiant.

Decided to try this SPF since this brand discontinued it's other versions... I like the added vitamin c to the formula and for me it doesn't change how it applies. It has a slightly oily sheen compared to the other versions, but nothing bad enough that I wouldn't continue using it. It does leave a slight whitecast, so if you have tan or darker skin, this may be super obvious and not the right choice. I'm pretty pale at the moment and during colder months, so it's not something I notice on myself. It's also waterproof, just like the other versions, which is definitely something I need because I sweat a lot at my job and need an SPF that stays!

Love this sunscreen. No white residue and brightens skin

I really tried to like this as well as the pink cap sun milk, but I do not. It makes my face feel oily and doesn't dry to a matte finish like the sun milk. I didn't have any problems with the sun protection but it does need more reapplication than the sun milk when in the sun for a long time. I've decided to throw out the bottle rather than learn to love this reformulation. I'm going to try and find a different product. Ice liked other Corsex products and will try their sunscreen. Honestly, I'm just really disappointed in this and really want the sun milk back.

I’m so disappointed they changed the formula… I’ve been using the blue cap for years & unfortunately they have discontinued it. Don’t know the reason why but I’ve decided to try this one anyways. The vitamin C was intriguing so I said,”why not.” First order in and there’s an interesting strong vanilla smell maybe that’s just me? I find the viscosity thicker than what the blue one they had… this one leaves such a strong white cast almost my face is white haha… I’m so sad I might have to change and look for another brand. Unless they bring the blue one back… this one was not IT.

2.4 I was a big fan of the now-discontinued MISSHA sun milk (both Soft Finish and Waterproof) and was very disappointed to find them discontinued. I bought this new sunscreen hoping it would be comparable but its dismally fallen short of my expectations. If you're looking for a basic sunscreen, this is fine. Not overly oily and did a good job keeping me from burning during a recent beach vacation. But it's nothing special, there are other sunscreens out there that feel better on your face. I used the former sun milks as part of my daily routine, applying after moisturizer and before any make; I absolutely loved them, they felt so soft, were not oily, and functioned great as both a primer and sunscreen. This stuff sucks by comparison. I'll keep using it to protect my tattoos in the sun but I don't use it on my face anymore; jury's out on whether or not I'll continue to buy it as a sunscreen. I'm hunting for a new daily beauty SPF replacement instead.

Love it!!!