[Cell Fusion C] Toning Sunscreen SPF 50+ / PA++++ 50ml

Easy to dispense and a little goes a long way. It's compact and travel-friendly. It arrived with an expiry date of just under 2 years and so plenty of time to use it by.It's lightweight and absorbs well. I apply it on top of my moisturiser and then use my foundation on top. It's not drying and it doesn't crack at the creases. Hasn't changed the colour of my foundation either and doesn't leave behind a white cast. Doesn't leave behind a greasy residue but it does leave a subtle sheen. I have combination skin with a slightly greasy T-zone, so I have found myself reaching out for my setting powder after a few hours of wear.Overall, buildable and hasn't caused my sensitive skin any redness or breakouts. I'd be happy to recommend.

I've used a few toning sunscreens and I was aware of Cell Fusion so was interested to try this one. I have normal to dry, mature skin with no sensitivities.I am very pale and before using toning sunscreens I had worried they'd make my skin look quite pink but they mostly actually go clear on the skin once applied and worked into the skin. The same is true for this one but I find it takes a bit more work to get it to fully absorb and instead of making my skin look more hydrated, it makes it look a little dull and almost a subtle chalky look even though I thoroughly massage it in.I do like that it has SPF50 but you have to be aware that you need to reapply sunscreen every few hours throughout the day and there are just so many other sunscreens I have that I prefer using more and which I get more benefits and better results from, so unfortunately I wouldn't order this again but skincare experience is very subjective so what works for one may not work for another. You may find it works great for you.

I'm out in the sun a great deal due to my hobby of photographing, well, the sun, so it's kind of an occupational hazard only for a hobby. What I love about the Cell Fusion C Toning Sunscreen is not only does it shield me from the big love of my life, but it's somewhat like a little pamper session. It really hydrates my skin and gives me that addictive slightly plump feeling. Which is wonderful because back in my childhood I didn't enjoy those greasy suntan lotions one bit. Thankfully, this SPF is actually an enjoyable experience.

This is lightweight and contains a lot of moisturising and skin conditioning agents, and does not feel greasy, which is an exception with me. I have mature skin that used to be oily, and I struggle to find a good sunscreen for my face. This also has a good level of UVA and B protection.It does seem to include a lot of different silicones, or silicone-like ingredients, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. I am not sure about the pink tone thing, and think that might a translation error, as this is not really tinted. It is at first, but once applied, it turns clear and leaves no colour or residue.This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion. I try to use or test all products, or if I can't, I at least check them.You can see my rating system on my public profile under my bio, as I don't want to add it to every review.

This Cell Fusion C sunscreen feels lovely going on. However, it's very white and requires a lot of rubbing in. Even 30 minutes after applying and with repeated rubbing, this made me look paler than I actually am. This is quite the achievement with my vampire-esque tones! I suspect darker skin tones might look quite ashy with this sunscreen.The sunscreen feels refreshing and moisturising, but probably better under make-up than not. I'm not a make up wearer but find I have to use a little powder to stop myself looking greasy with this.I'll keep this sunscreen to use when I'm out in the garden, but not for days when I'm out in public. I don't want anyone to think I'll bite!

I took this to Tenerife and used it every other day, because I was also trying another product. This is quite a thick consistency but it did rub in eventually. It felt nice on my skin, but it did leave a pale, whiteish look in places. I found that some more rubbing got rid of that. Protection wise, it did a great job.

This is a good quality sunscreen. It is a lightweight sunscreen that is kind of invisible on the skin.The main thing I liked about this sunscreen is that it doesn't give a white cast. It just feels like skin and gets absorbed easily. But leaves a nice toning effect on the skin which gives a even out look.This sunscreen has a creamy consistency and spreads very evenly giving an even moisture look.I have a normal skin type and it doesn't give any oily look. It need very little hence will last longer.It is good before applying makeup.the tube is very small and easy to carry around.The price is the same as other brands in the market and I would definitely recommend it.

I’ve been using the Cell Fusion C Toning Face Sunscreen 100 and I’m really impressed. It doesn’t leave my skin oily, and it layers beautifully under makeup — I applied a BB cream after it, and the finish was smooth and natural. My skin feels hydrated without any white cast or sticky residue, which is a big plus. It’s also very resistant to water; even after washing with sulfur soap, I still needed micellar water to remove it properly.

This is a great sunscreen by Cell Fusion, which is a well established Korean skin care brand who makes a lot of other popular sunscreens. It offers SPF 50+ and UVA ++++ protection, and is a mineral based sunscreen with zinc and titanium oxide as the main ingredients. It comes in a really nice elegant matte tube packaging with a thin nozzle, very easy to squeeze out product, and the sunscreen itself has a thicker smooth consistency which feels really nourishing on my face and doesn't seem like it'll sweat off throughout the day. It does have a smidge of pinkness to it, which is probably the product leaning into the white cast that's inherent in chemical sunscreens which use white pigment to block out UV rays. On my skin it made me ever so slightly lighter and cooler toned. I think if you're deeper skin toned you may have a slightly more exaggerated white cast with this sunscreen, so maybe it's marketed more towards the Asian market.In addition to being a sunscreen, it also has some solid skin care ingredients like ceramide, tocopherol, so I'm happy using this on my face regularly.

I have sensitive skin and always use sunscreen with at least SPF 50 on my face. I was drawn to this one because it contains niacinamide—well known for its skin-brightening properties—and the bold claim that it can replace both moisturiser and primer.The faintly pink-tinted cream spreads well, so you don’t need much. It didn’t leave me with a white cast, but I did end up with a noticeable pink pallor. Perhaps that’s the “brightening effect” they refer to. My skin looked lighter, but I wouldn’t exactly call it radiant. After about 10 minutes, the lightness faded and my normal skin tone returned. While the cream felt greasy at first, it dried fairly quickly to a nice matte finish.As for the claim that it eliminates the need for moisturiser or primer—I’d have to disagree. It didn’t give me enough hydration for makeup to go on smoothly, and without primer, my foundation dragged on my skin.This is just my first impression after three uses before playing golf. It protected my skin well from the sun and wind, and I’m hopeful that with continued use, I might see added skincare benefits alongside the sun protection.

Easy to dispense and a little goes a long way. It's compact and travel-friendly. It arrived with an expiry date of just under 2 years and so plenty of time to use it by.It's lightweight and absorbs well. I apply it on top of my moisturiser and then use my foundation on top. It's not drying and it doesn't crack at the creases. Hasn't changed the colour of my foundation either and doesn't leave behind a white cast. Doesn't leave behind a greasy residue but it does leave a subtle sheen. I have combination skin with a slightly greasy T-zone, so I have found myself reaching out for my setting powder after a few hours of wear.Overall, buildable and hasn't caused my sensitive skin any redness or breakouts. I'd be happy to recommend.

I've used a few toning sunscreens and I was aware of Cell Fusion so was interested to try this one. I have normal to dry, mature skin with no sensitivities.I am very pale and before using toning sunscreens I had worried they'd make my skin look quite pink but they mostly actually go clear on the skin once applied and worked into the skin. The same is true for this one but I find it takes a bit more work to get it to fully absorb and instead of making my skin look more hydrated, it makes it look a little dull and almost a subtle chalky look even though I thoroughly massage it in.I do like that it has SPF50 but you have to be aware that you need to reapply sunscreen every few hours throughout the day and there are just so many other sunscreens I have that I prefer using more and which I get more benefits and better results from, so unfortunately I wouldn't order this again but skincare experience is very subjective so what works for one may not work for another. You may find it works great for you.

I'm out in the sun a great deal due to my hobby of photographing, well, the sun, so it's kind of an occupational hazard only for a hobby. What I love about the Cell Fusion C Toning Sunscreen is not only does it shield me from the big love of my life, but it's somewhat like a little pamper session. It really hydrates my skin and gives me that addictive slightly plump feeling. Which is wonderful because back in my childhood I didn't enjoy those greasy suntan lotions one bit. Thankfully, this SPF is actually an enjoyable experience.

This is lightweight and contains a lot of moisturising and skin conditioning agents, and does not feel greasy, which is an exception with me. I have mature skin that used to be oily, and I struggle to find a good sunscreen for my face. This also has a good level of UVA and B protection.It does seem to include a lot of different silicones, or silicone-like ingredients, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. I am not sure about the pink tone thing, and think that might a translation error, as this is not really tinted. It is at first, but once applied, it turns clear and leaves no colour or residue.This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion. I try to use or test all products, or if I can't, I at least check them.You can see my rating system on my public profile under my bio, as I don't want to add it to every review.

This Cell Fusion C sunscreen feels lovely going on. However, it's very white and requires a lot of rubbing in. Even 30 minutes after applying and with repeated rubbing, this made me look paler than I actually am. This is quite the achievement with my vampire-esque tones! I suspect darker skin tones might look quite ashy with this sunscreen.The sunscreen feels refreshing and moisturising, but probably better under make-up than not. I'm not a make up wearer but find I have to use a little powder to stop myself looking greasy with this.I'll keep this sunscreen to use when I'm out in the garden, but not for days when I'm out in public. I don't want anyone to think I'll bite!

I took this to Tenerife and used it every other day, because I was also trying another product. This is quite a thick consistency but it did rub in eventually. It felt nice on my skin, but it did leave a pale, whiteish look in places. I found that some more rubbing got rid of that. Protection wise, it did a great job.

This is a good quality sunscreen. It is a lightweight sunscreen that is kind of invisible on the skin.The main thing I liked about this sunscreen is that it doesn't give a white cast. It just feels like skin and gets absorbed easily. But leaves a nice toning effect on the skin which gives a even out look.This sunscreen has a creamy consistency and spreads very evenly giving an even moisture look.I have a normal skin type and it doesn't give any oily look. It need very little hence will last longer.It is good before applying makeup.the tube is very small and easy to carry around.The price is the same as other brands in the market and I would definitely recommend it.

I’ve been using the Cell Fusion C Toning Face Sunscreen 100 and I’m really impressed. It doesn’t leave my skin oily, and it layers beautifully under makeup — I applied a BB cream after it, and the finish was smooth and natural. My skin feels hydrated without any white cast or sticky residue, which is a big plus. It’s also very resistant to water; even after washing with sulfur soap, I still needed micellar water to remove it properly.

This is a great sunscreen by Cell Fusion, which is a well established Korean skin care brand who makes a lot of other popular sunscreens. It offers SPF 50+ and UVA ++++ protection, and is a mineral based sunscreen with zinc and titanium oxide as the main ingredients. It comes in a really nice elegant matte tube packaging with a thin nozzle, very easy to squeeze out product, and the sunscreen itself has a thicker smooth consistency which feels really nourishing on my face and doesn't seem like it'll sweat off throughout the day. It does have a smidge of pinkness to it, which is probably the product leaning into the white cast that's inherent in chemical sunscreens which use white pigment to block out UV rays. On my skin it made me ever so slightly lighter and cooler toned. I think if you're deeper skin toned you may have a slightly more exaggerated white cast with this sunscreen, so maybe it's marketed more towards the Asian market.In addition to being a sunscreen, it also has some solid skin care ingredients like ceramide, tocopherol, so I'm happy using this on my face regularly.

I have sensitive skin and always use sunscreen with at least SPF 50 on my face. I was drawn to this one because it contains niacinamide—well known for its skin-brightening properties—and the bold claim that it can replace both moisturiser and primer.The faintly pink-tinted cream spreads well, so you don’t need much. It didn’t leave me with a white cast, but I did end up with a noticeable pink pallor. Perhaps that’s the “brightening effect” they refer to. My skin looked lighter, but I wouldn’t exactly call it radiant. After about 10 minutes, the lightness faded and my normal skin tone returned. While the cream felt greasy at first, it dried fairly quickly to a nice matte finish.As for the claim that it eliminates the need for moisturiser or primer—I’d have to disagree. It didn’t give me enough hydration for makeup to go on smoothly, and without primer, my foundation dragged on my skin.This is just my first impression after three uses before playing golf. It protected my skin well from the sun and wind, and I’m hopeful that with continued use, I might see added skincare benefits alongside the sun protection.