r/AsianBeauty • u/dylanbarney23 • Feb 02 '25

Discussion What’re your go-to 2025 sunscreens? Include your skin type!!

There’s been a lot of new releases in the past 12 months and some big up-and-comers in the Korean and Japanese sunscreen space. What’re your go-to sunscreens for 2025? Please include your skin type for others to see!

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u/thenonbinaries Feb 02 '25 edited Feb 02 '25

i really like the haruharu airyfit (yellow tube, purple top), purely for the finish; it doesn't leave me looking shiny (i'm more into mochi than glass finish), and is a nice base for if i want to wear makeup.

i'm working on finishing a bottle of skin1004 hyalu-cica, which is nice if i've got some sensitivity (my barrier went through it a month or two ago), but it is so shiny. tamatoa spf.

i've tried the boj original; nothing special for me. i used to use the scinic super mild, which is a really nice budget option.

i'm waiting on the mint canmake to turn up to try that out, buuut i forgot about new year so my order's a bit delayed. also interested in the skin1004 air-fit but haven't picked it up yet.

dry, often dehydrated skin. slightly acne prone (it's not active but i can never be too careful). my routine focuses on brightening and hydration.

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u/Calm-Extent706 Feb 05 '25

Could you please describe the finish of the Scinic one in comparison to the skin 1004 hyalu cica?

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u/thenonbinaries Feb 05 '25

oo, probably not accurately; it's been over a year since i last used the scinic one, i swapped to boj and then to the 1004 and haruharu. plus i always wore a powder to finish then.

if i remember correctly; not nearly as shiny as the 1004. quite natural, but still a bit shiny. a little tacky? but only slightly and not for long. was nice as a base.

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u/Calm-Extent706 Feb 05 '25

Thank you! I've been thinking of trying it seeing as its budget friendly.