Beauty of Joseon

When using Beauty of Joseon's tinted sunscreens such as the Tinted Yeral Day SPF 30 or the Daily Tinted Fluid Sunscreen SPF 40, I found that one of the biggest challenges is their watery texture. Unlike more typical thicker sunscreens or foundations, these formulations require extra care to avoid an oily or shiny appearance. In my experience, the key to a flawless finish is applying a generous amount of powder immediately after the sunscreen has been applied. This helps to absorb the moisture and set the product, preventing that wet feeling that can last for several minutes otherwise. Not all powders perform the same — I recommend trying pressed powders with a matte or semi-matte finish to minimize shine and cut down on flashback in photos. I initially tried a loose translucent powder, but it left my skin looking slightly cakey and contributed to flashback under flash photography. Switching to a finely milled pressed powder with a natural finish solved this issue. It’s worth experimenting with different powders to find the one that blends best with your skin tone and complements the sunscreen’s texture. Also, layering sunscreen and powder carefully is essential if you’re using other makeup products on top. A thin layer of the tinted sunscreen with light powder setting works best to maintain a breathable, comfortable feel throughout the day. Using these tips, I managed to enjoy the benefits of Beauty of Joseon’s fermented brown rice and ceramide-enriched sunscreens without compromising on comfort or appearance. It’s a unique product line that offers both skincare and sun protection in one but knowing how to set it properly makes all the difference in achieving that perfect, natural glow.