Does anybody see anything wrong with the video?

When I first tried the 'Aunties Hydrating Sheer' sunscreen, I expected a light, invisible finish because the label promised a sheer texture. However, when applied, it looked quite white and gave my skin a ghostly, milky appearance rather than blending naturally. This was surprising and somewhat disappointing since a sheer sunscreen should ideally be transparent to avoid that white cast. In my experience, the product also squeezed out of the tube in an unusual way, which made application a bit difficult and messy. Despite these issues, I appreciated the pleasant scent, which was refreshing and not overpowering. However, the noticeable whiteness, especially in skin crevices, made me hesitant to wear it outdoors where I would prefer a more invisible protection. Another critical point is that the sunscreen gave a mattified finish without causing burning or irritation around the eyes, which is a positive aspect. Nevertheless, the white cast effect might not suit darker skin tones or those looking for a truly sheer, invisible sunscreen. From a practical standpoint, it’s also worth checking with your mail carrier if you suspect delivery issues, as I personally had trouble locating my package initially. This practical tip can save you time and frustration. For anyone else looking for a moisturizing and hydrating sunscreen that is truly sheer, I recommend testing the product on a small skin patch in good lighting before committing to full face application. Additionally, Korean sunscreens often balance hydration and protection well, but it’s important to review authentic user feedback and verify product claims, especially regarding sheerness and finish. Overall, while this product may work for some, I would urge caution if you are specifically looking for a sunscreen that disappears completely on the skin. It’s always a good idea to read diverse user reviews and watch product application videos critically to spot any discrepancies between marketing and reality.