Product claims:

This multipurpose UV milk has 3-­in­‐1 benefits: UV Protection, Hydration, and Make­‐Up Base.

1) With SPF 50PA+++, users can be assured of a high, broad­‐spectrum protection against UVA and UVB.

2) Like other products in the brand, Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizing UV Milk SPF 50 PA+++ reaches deep into the skin to moisturize the skin with three types of Hyaluronic Acid. It locks in moisture for a soft, supple and radiant skin all day.

3) As a Make-­Up Base, cosmetics can glide easily on the smoother skin after applying it. The light, water like texture makes it easy for an even application, and is quickly absorbed without stickiness. The UV milk is transparent, leaving no white residues.

The UV milk is gentle on skin, as it is free of artificial ingredients such fragrances, mineral oil, alcohol and colorant that may burden the skin. This UV milk also keeps the skin’s pH balanced, and is rigorously tested for low skin irritation. It is suitable for daily usage on the face, neck and body.

Initial thoughts: 

I have been using Hada Labo SHA Moisturizing UV Milk for a couple of days and it actually reminds me of Biore UV Moist Face Milk. Do note that I have only tested this product out for a couple of days so my comments will be based on that.

 

Hada Labo SHA Moisturizing UV Milk doesn't feel oily nor give me the 'white cast' look. I like the fact that it is quite moist and that it gives a dewy look after application. I thought that since Hada Labo SHA Moisturizing UV Milk gives a dewy look, it wouldn't fare that well in terms of oil control but I was wrong! I didn't have to blot my T-zone so much when I apply Hada Labo SHA Moisturizing UV Milk before applying Kose Esprique Lucent Lasting Base UV 50 and Maybelline B.B UV White in the ratio of 1:1. I find that after applying Hada Labo SHA Moisturizing UV Milk, it allows makeup glide on more easily!

Another product that I must rave about is Kose Esprique Lucent Lasting Base UV 50. It has got a blue tint so it helps to brighten up one's skintone. And since Maybelline B.B UV White can be a little too dark on me, I like to mix the both of them together in the ratio of 1:1 so that the shade would fit me better. Plus, it makes the consistency thinner which is so much easier to apply and blend!

Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizing UV Milk SPF 50 PA+++ 38ml retails at $19.90, exclusively in Watsons.

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I hope you like this post! Thanks for reading.

Love,
Patricia

Disclaimer: Product was sent to me for review purposes. 
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