ATO Mild Sun Cream

I wanted to love this one soo much. It has no white cast and it is easily blendable. But... it broke me out. I gave it to my boyfriend and he loves it. So, I'm happy that I could give it to someone else.

I wanted to love this one soo much. There is no white cast and it is easily blendable. But.... it broke me out. Now my boyfriend uses it and he loves it. So, I could at least make someone happy with it.

Very good!!

Very good sunscreen for pregnant women.

Great for sensitive skin

although I'm fair skinned, a white cast was still visible after it was totally worked in (which takes time). it did cancel out some of my redness.
for me, it was drying and heavy at the end of the day when i applied the correct amount for sun protection.
not sensitive-eye-friendly, though it has lovely ingredients.
i'm more used to chemical spf's than mineral ones, but i think k-beauty has way more elegant and potent formula's than this one.

ATO Mild Sun Cream

This is one of the best sunscreens out there. Non-sticky, doesn't leave a visible residue and doesn't make the skin look greasy. I even use it under the eyes.

Formula feels nice but unfortunately it leaves a white cast. I’m a pale person but even for me it’s too much of a white cast so I do not recommend this product

It's a very lightweight formula which I really love! It didn't feel like i was wearing sunscreen at all! It was also a lot of product for a relatively low price compared to other sunscreens I've tried. It did leave a bit of a white cast, but this went away after working in the sunscreen. I do have very fair skin, so I'm not the best person to ask about white cast tho. If you are a fellow make-up wearer like me, this sunscreen is okay. It does tend to ball up if you try to apply make-up over a couple of layers of sunscreen, which isn't that convenient. This did bother me, mostly in the under-eye area. But this wasn't a very big issue for the rest of the face (you just have to work in the sunscreen very well before applying makeup).