What is the difference between Anessa and Anessa? Different names for the same brand

Shiseido is a world-renowned cosmetics brand, and its sunscreen brand Anessa is extremely popular, but some people also call it Anessa. So what is the difference between Anessa and Anessa?

The difference between Anessa and Anessa

Anessa's small gold bottle and pink gold bottle do not require makeup removal, and can be washed with ordinary facial cleanser. There is a relatively simple way to determine whether a sunscreen needs to be removed: after applying sunscreen on your arms, wash it with facial cleanser and wipe it dry. Then drop a few drops of water on your arm. If there are obvious water droplets on your arm, it means that the sunscreen has not been cleaned off and there are still some residues. If the water spreads along the arm, it means that it has been cleaned off.
Does Anessa Gold Bottle Sunscreen need makeup removal?

I really don't want a powder bottle, at least I can definitely remove makeup with a cleansing milk. But the gold bottle I bought says I don't need it, but I don't dare to. I can't use cleansing oil either, as I'm afraid of acne. I'm not sure if the cleansing milk can remove makeup cleanly. It's so contradictory. I brought it back from Japan, and it would be a pity to buy another one if I don't use it.
Why is the Japanese sunscreen Anessa relatively thin and water-like? Because Anessa uses AQUABOOSTER water-based sunscreen technology, which improves the texture of the sunscreen. Anessa has a very thin texture.
If you don't shake it well, the liquid will flow out if you gently push down the bottle mouth. That's because it's not shaken well, which means the water and oil have separated. This is a normal phenomenon. It may have been stored for too long. You should shake it well before use, which will not affect the effect. At the same time, a high ambient temperature can also cause this phenomenon. Just shake it well and use it, so it is recommended to store cosmetics in a cool place away from light to avoid separation of water and oil.


Additional information:
Sunscreen products with different SPF or PA values ​​need to be selected according to the specific target to achieve the purpose of sun protection. Sunscreen works by shielding the skin from UV rays. The main difference between sunscreen lotion and sunscreen cream lies in their physical properties. The water content of cream is generally 60%.
About 50% water, it looks relatively "thick" and paste-like; while emulsion, with a water content of more than 70%, looks relatively thin and fluid. Generally speaking, lotions are lighter than creams because they contain a higher water content, but formulators can still use different oily ingredients and thickeners to adjust the "greasiness" of the cream. So, we still need to look at the product itself.