Review: Biore UV Perfect Face Milk Spf 50 Pa+++

I've actually tried this product for quite long now, but I like to try new things, so I didn't really had a chance to do a review on this. It's kinda like an on and off thing for me but for sure it is the thing that I find myself always coming back to. I'm actually using the Biore Aqua but the other day when I was in convocation, I decided to get a more long lasting base so I go ahead and picked this up. 

I would say this is a milky sunscreen with almost powdery matte finish. As you can see it is really really a very runny texture. 

I like it because:

1) It could be use as a make up base

2) Controls the oil level of my skin

3) Gives a matte finish

4) My foundation last abit longer when I'm using this sunscreen

5) Waterproof ( Read below)

Experiment on its waterproof

Method :I dilute both Biore and Neutrogena's sunscreen into a small bottle of water and give them a good stir

Results:

The bottle of water with Neutrogena's sunscreen becomes really cloudy 

Whereas the bottle of water with the Biore ones remain quite clear and you see the suncreen remains at the down part of the bottle  

A more closer & clean look. As you can see it doesn't mixed in with the water and it stays as it is. Thus, this is really a waterproof sunscreen. And yes, you definitely have to remove it with a make up remover at the end of the day because of its strong staying power. 

What I don't like about it 

1) I could detect alcohol content in it as the scent is kinda strong 
2) Sometimes when I'm not wearing foundation, it's really a pain to remove it with a makeup remover. Yes I'm that lazy.lolz

Overall, I really love this sunscreen, in fact, it's one of the best sunscreen that I've ever used. I'm combination to oily skin, so I couldn't really speak for dry skin people, but if you are about my skin type, I would say, definately give it a go. 

Rate: 5 of 5

Disclaimer: I'm not being paid to do this and this is truly my honest opinion. I had no intention to stabbed on other brands as I only use products that I own for comparison purposes. This is just a thing you go through with experience I guess :)