DEWYTREE Urban Shade Moisture Repair Sun SPF 50+ Pa++++ - Green Tone Correcting for Redness Skin – Sun Protection Moisturizer, 1.69oz

I love how this product is multifunctional. The green/blue tint correct the redness of the skintone creating a subtle glowing finish while it's moisturizing and blocking uv rays. It doesn't feel greasy or chalky at all and washes very well. I've tried many products say they do many of the above but this is one of the few which works exactly as it say.

Perfect for summer. Also does correcting the color tone. I will probably keep using it throughout the year.

You immediately realize how the skin turns fresh and it really helps to change the redness tone, not enough how I desire, but in my case redness is pretty notorious, so it helps to improve my make up process.

I've had the chance to use a few of the newest DEWYTREE SPFs, including this Urban Shade Moisture Repair SPF 50+ PA++++.First, it does provide great UBA UVB coverage in a lightweight, invisible coverage lotion. For clarity: The SPF rating on a sunscreen bottle stands for Sun Protection Factor, a measurement of how long you can stay outside during the day and be protected from the sun's burn-causing UVB rays (assuming you're applying sunscreen the right way). UVA rays are present, too; this is where the PA+ rating system comes into play. Some sunscreens include PA+ ratings on their products. The letters "PA" followed by plus signs (PA+, PA++, PA+++, and PA++++) on a label are a rating system developed in Japan to represent how much UVA protection the product offers. PA++++ = Extremely High UVA protection.Good spreadability and dries invisible. Hydrating.Everyone should regularly wear SPF regardless of age, gender, skin type, or tone—daily, year-round, rain, or shine. Not just during the summer months. Sunscreen is one of the best anti-aging products out there in general. Moreover, preventing premature aging is far cheaper and more accessible than correcting or treating it with expensive lasers and remedies later. I get it. Most people don't like to use sunscreen because they (either) rely on the scant amount in their makeup, which is grossly inadequate coverage. You'd have to slather on more to get the advertised level of protection, plus you are not getting other exposed areas like your lips, neck, and ears. Or, every SPF you've used is sticky, greasy, thick, and smelly, leaves a horrible white cast, or is just plain unpleasant. The goal is to find one you like and use it daily (reapply too). It doesn't have to be expensive to be good.This one isn't bad or expensive, and I appreciate them including a small sample of the cleanser and another tube of the SPF, enough for an application or two to the exposed areas of the face and neck.My only real issue with the newest SPF line from Dewytree is the rosemary leaf oil. It makes the product smell like pine and can sensitize Rosacea-prone skin. I find it completely unnecessary, and not sure why they would include rosemary leaf oil for something intended for the face. I would have given this SPF higher marks had they nixed it.

DEWYTREE Urban Shade Moisture Repair Sun SPF 50+ Pa++++ is a silky sunscreen with a slight green shade that--don't worry!--blends into your skin without any green cast. You won't notice it. It's a reasonably priced, dewy-sheened Korean sunscreen that comes with a mini version that you can toss in your bag to take with you if you don't want to take the full-sized version.With most sunscreens, I want to make sure that they don't feel too greasy or heavy, that they don't make me break out, and that they don't pill under my makeup. Oh, and that I don't get a sunburn while I am wearing them. This covers all the bases, and it adds some refreshing moisture while I am wearing it. No grease or oil, just some hydration. The price isn't too high for a Korean sunscreen--I have several Korean sunscreens that I cycle through pretty frequently. They are terrific under makeup! Since I use sunscreen every day as part of my skincare routine, I familiarize myself with how they feel function. This one works well, and is priced well.

If you are looking to spice up your sunscreen game this is a great option. After moving away from the face shop sunscreen since it got discontinued I looked high and low for additional Kbeauty brands that has a similar SPF, but also something lightweight without that additional white cast that shows up on my skin after applying.I've noticed while using this sun screen it absorbs into my skin quickly and does not feel like it's adding on extra weight onto my skin. There is no weird white cast at all and the consistency is more on the lighter side.The nice thing about this set is that in addition to the sun screen it comes with 2 travel sized DEWYTREE products as well. A travel size of the sun screen and an additional sample of their cleaner.

When I read it was green I wondered how that would look on my skin. No worries, it's barely green coming out of tube and absorbs quickly into skin leaving no color. It's not greasy either which in past I have had trouble with sun products melting and running into my eyes from forehead.I do not like all these products coming through with Asian text so that we cannot read label. If you sell in USA the label should be readable to our population.I think $20. for just over one and a half ounces is a lot.I will not be using this product as I have scent allergies and only a drop of it mixed into my face activated a migraine. The chemicals used to make the scent are toxic to me and not reading Korean I have no clue what's in it.

This is my favorite sunscreen that I’ve used so far! I really like that it comes in a travel size as well so you can pop it in your purse easily. The sunscreen has a green cast which helps to cancel out any redness and applies really well underneath foundation or concealer. SPF 50 is a must have for everyone especially us pale people who are more prone to sun damage. I didn’t find that I needed to touch it up aside from the re application every few hours because it was a non-greasy formula that adhered very well to the skin. There’s a slight minty scent to the sunscreen which I actually enjoyed and it didn’t bother my skin or give me any irritation even though I have very sensitive acne prone skin.