Name: Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Aqua-fresh Rice
Brand: BLUSHnBRUSH
Price: 4000.00 PKR
Availability: InStock

Rs.4,000.00 Rs.5,000.00

What It Is

A lightweight chemical sunscreen by Beauty of Joseon.
Offers high protection: SPF50+ / PA++++, i.e., strong defence against both UVB (burn-causing rays) and UVA (aging / long-term damage
The formula is “Aqua-Fresh” version: lighter, more refreshing than some heavier sunscreens. It’s meant to feel more fluid / lotion-like.

Key Ingredients & Their Functions

Ingredient	Approx. % / Role
Rice Seed Water (≈ 30%)	Provides hydration, antioxidants, helps soothe and promote a radiant look.
Panthenol (Vitamin B5)	Moisturising, helps calm irritation, supports the skin barrier.
Chemical UV Filters	Several filters are used (e.g. Ethylhexyl Triazone, Drometrizole Trisiloxane etc.) to get the SPF/PA protection.
Other soothing / supporting botanicals & humectants (e.g. Oat kernel extract, Camellia leaf water, Rice Bran Oil, Sodium Hyaluronate etc.)	Help with moisture, reduce irritation, prevent tightness.

The texture is lotion-/fluid-like, fairly lightweight; absorbs relatively quickly.
Leaves no white cast and is non-greasy.
Finish is more on the dewy / fresh side rather than matte. It doesn’t feel heavy or waxy.

This sunscreen is pretty well suited for acne-prone skin, with a few caveats:

Why it works well:

Lightweight formula means less risk of pore-clogging (because heavy/oily sunscreens are more likely to trap sebum and cause breakouts).
Ingredients like panthenol and rice water are soothing and barrier-supporting, which is helpful if your skin is sometimes irritated by acne treatments or environmental stress.
Users report that this version (Aqua-Fresh) breaks out less or feels better than richer sunscreens, especially in hot / humid weather.

Potential concerns / what to watch:

Even lightweight chemical sunscreens still have ingredients that can irritate some people, especially if you're sensitive to particular filters. Always patch test.
The dewy finish, while often nice, may look or feel too shiny for some, especially if oily skin is severe.
If reapplication is needed (especially in sweat, oil, water), makeup or other products on top might interact, cause pilling, etc. Some users mention the sunscreen can pill under makeup.

Apply at the last step of your morning skincare routine. Even if indoors, UV exposure matters.
Use enough — most problems with sunscreen come from using too little. For the face, neck etc., enough to cover well.
Reapply every 2-3 hours if you’re outdoors, sweating or after swimming.
If layering makeup, let the sunscreen absorb well before applying foundation / other cosmetics to reduce pilling.