After the infamous Purito sunscreen scandal, I wanted to recommend non-controversial sunscreens that I've used and liked. There's a mixture of Asian and American brands. Leave a comment if you have any questions or recommendations!
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The SAEM Eco Earth Power Pink Sun Cream Sunscreen SPF50 - Korean brand. This sun cream applies matte and has a light fragrance and pink tint.
Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF 50 - Japanese chemical sunscreen with alcoholic smell and yellow tint, but creamy texture and quick absorption. Yesstyle
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Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen SPF 36 - Korean brand. This sunscreen applies smoothly with no whitecast and no fragrance. Works for sensitive skin too. Sephora
Supergoop Play Everyday Lotion SPF 50 - American/USA brand. This sunscreen brand is a new favorite. It's creamy and moisturizing! Sephora
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KOSE Sekkisei Sun Protect Gel SPF 50 - This Japanese company's
chemical sunscreen's texture is gel-like and applies very smoothly. This is a water-resistant sunscreen, which can be removed by daily cleanser. Yesstyle
Shiseido Anessa Perfect UV SPF 50 (not pictured) - Famous Japanese brand. Milky texture sunscreen so it applies easily and smoothly. Yesstyle
Exuviance Professional Sheer Refining Fluid SPF 40 - Randomly tried this out since it was on-sale at Marshall's. No fragrance, and occasionally pills upon application. Amazon / Harvey Prince
Worst Sunscreen: Biossance Squalane + Mineral SPF 45 (not pictured) - Applies very white and cakey, so not good for melanated people.
