Lioele is a Korean brand which seems to be getting more attention over the internet recently.
I first discovered the brand about a year ago and ordered a big box of random goodies. As usual, the foundation and base products were too pale for me 
and I was so disappointed I got gave a lot of the things away or sold them in a blog sale.
This Lioele Freshwater Sunscreen did catch my eye recently though:
This is a SPF 45 which is great – I am finding that I am tanning quite a lot without even realising it and sun damage last thing I want for my skin…crows feet…yak.
Lioele’s Fresh Sun Screen is for face and body and is supposed to be a light, easily absorbed texture.
The cream is white, and a medium thick texture.
I prefer sunscreens that sink in quickly, and leave no colour cast. I usually apply foundation and primer, and moisturizer so the last thing I want it lots of thick layers…The cream:
As you can see, it’s a fairly thick, opaque cream.
I have to say…I am not overly impressed by this Sun Screen.
It’s certainly decent…but it’s not amazing. It sort of sits on the surface for a while, unless you spend some time working it in:
So overall…can’t wait to try more from Lioele (I’ve heard great things about their BB cream but I fear it will be too pale) but this sunscreen is just ok and I’ll probably save it for my body.
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If it’s worth the trouble for you, you can buy some Face Atelier Zero Plus and then you can make every pale foundation or BB cream work for your skin. It’s a great product, it allows me to use any Asian foundations I want, you only need a tiny weeny bit and it doesn’t mess with the foundation formula at all. I think I bought mine at Cult Beauty (they have the Face Atelier foundations too, OMG they’re amazing)…
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this looks like a small tube. Thanks for the review, I’ve noticed alot of people talking about this brand too. Do you think it feels heavy, sticky or shiny?
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