Name: Video Review of BringGreen Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream: Green & white 50 ml by Jill
Uploaded: 2023-04-25T15:03:16.841Z
Duration: 26 s
Channel: Jill
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Okay, so the Brain Green Arteza, I cannot say this, it's a calming balance toner. It is a flavonoid and I really love it. I don't know, it's in another language. But when I use this toner, like I used to use a rose water toner from Witch Hazel and this one, it feels like my skin is cool and bright and I really like it. It dries down really quickly and I feel like I have a big difference in my skin now. Like I'm working on the texture and the hyperpigmentation, you can't really see because I just got out of work and my daughter's sleeping. Anyways, I really like it so yeah, check it out.

So I got this sunscreen because it's a K-beauty and I absolutely love Korean skincare but this sunscreen was a total fail for me. The smell was just way too strong and it had the worst white cast I've ever had in a sunscreen so yeah a total fail for me.

Alright, this is the Bring Green Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream with SPF 50. I mean, the moment I read all of that, I was sold. I had to give it a try. But I regret. I regret. First off, yes, it has great ingredients. It has the cica, it has tea tree, and it also has niacinamide, so it's great for the skin. It promises not to leave a white cast, but it does. It feels slightly heavy on my skin. I have oily skin and I could feel it. It's also left little white residue along my hairline, which is definitely a no-go. The biggest, biggest issue I have with this is the smell. Like, oh my god, I just cannot take it. I'm not sensitive to scents, but for some reason, this gave me a slight headache. It's not that it's a stinky, funky smell, but it's just weird and I find it really off-putting. It's also very strong and it lingers. I couldn't bring myself to use it anymore after the first try. I cannot. Mm-mm.

this sunscreen it's the tea tree sicca soothing sun cream with SPF 50 let's talk about the consistency the consistency is ideal for a sunscreen it blends in really well with your skin it doesn't really leave a white cast but it does brighten at the same time sorry that's my little girl in the background that's what it looks like it goes really well with your makeup you know it doesn't peel or anything once you put other stuff on top of it my only issue with this I don't like the smell it smells like bamboo shoots if you guys know what that smells like the smell does go away through time but you know when I'm rubbing it on my face all I can think about is bamboo shoots and I really don't like it

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Monserrat

The BringGreen Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream with SPF 50 is a product that initially caught Monserrat's attention due to its impressive ingredients, including cica, tea tree, and niacinamide. However, Monserrat's experience with the product left much to be desired. Despite its promises, the sun cream did leave a white cast on the skin and felt slightly heavy, particularly for those with oily skin. Additionally, it left a white residue along the hairline, which is definitely a drawback. The most significant issue for Monserrat was the smell, which was described as weird, off-putting, and lingering. This strong scent even caused a slight headache. As a result, Monserrat couldn't bring themselves to continue using the product after the first try. Overall, while the Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream by BringGreen boasts beneficial ingredients, its performance fell short in terms of leaving a white cast, feeling heavy, and having an unpleasant scent.

Natalie

Natalie provides a comprehensive review of the Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream by BringGreen in her video. She mentions that the consistency of the sunscreen is ideal, as it blends well with the skin without leaving a white cast. She also notes that it brightens the skin and works well with makeup, without causing any peeling. However, Natalie does have one issue with the product - the smell. She describes it as reminiscent of bamboo shoots, which she personally does not like. Despite this drawback, she mentions that the smell dissipates over time. Overall, Natalie's review highlights the effectiveness of the Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream in terms of its consistency and compatibility with makeup, making it a good option for those seeking a reliable sunscreen.

Video Review of #BRINGGREEN Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream by Jill

Video Review of #BRINGGREEN Tea Tree Cica Soothing Sun Cream by Jill