Is Anessa a water-based or milky sunscreen? If it becomes as thin as water, is it bad?

Sun protection is basic common sense that everyone knows. Sun protection is not only to prevent darkening, but also the key to protecting the skin! Therefore, choosing a sunscreen is very important. Among them, Anessa is a well-known sunscreen. So, is Anessa water-based or milky?

Is Anessa water-based or milky?

Milky. However, strictly speaking, the texture of Anessa sunscreen is between water and emulsion. It is thicker than lotion but thinner than lotion. It has strong fluidity and has strong ductility after being applied on the skin. Because the texture of Anessa sunscreen is relatively light, you only need to use a little each time to cover a large area. Using it in the summer will make the skin more refreshed and without any burden. Before use, you can shake it to make the liquid inside evenly before use.

Sunscreen becomes as thin as water, is it bad?

Generally speaking, normal sunscreen should be in the form of a lotion, slightly thick, and easy to spread when applied. If the sunscreen becomes as thin as water, it may have gone bad. Many of its effective ingredients have evaporated and it can no longer provide sun protection. Sunscreen has a clear shelf life. It contains many active ingredients. Once opened and exposed to the air, these active ingredients will react with the components in the air and slowly evaporate. When the active ingredients evaporate, the sunscreen loses its desired sun protection effect, so general sunscreens must be used up within their shelf life.

The shelf life of most sunscreens will be shortened after they are opened. Once the product has been opened, the best use period can no longer be determined based on the production date and regular shelf life. The best shelf life of sunscreen after opening is generally about half a year. That is to say, it is best to use up a sunscreen within half a year after opening. If it is left for too long, it will easily become ineffective. Of course, after the active ingredients in the sunscreen evaporate, it may become as thin as water. At this time, the sunscreen can no longer play the role of sun protection it should have, and it cannot block ultraviolet rays even after application.

How about Anessa sunscreen

Shiseido's most popular sunscreen product! Anessa sunscreen uses high technology to grind zinc oxide and titanium dioxide into nano-level raw materials and wrap them with polymer compounds to improve the usability of the Anessa gold bottle. Although Anessa sunscreen contains a relatively high level of physical sunscreen, it does not appear thick or white after use.