Collagen Snail Extract Sunscreen 50 SPF PA+++ UVA/UVB Hight Protection Sensetive Skin Water Resistant Moisture 50g / 1.76oz

DISAAR Beauty Snail Collagen (Snail & Collagen) Cream/Sunscreen — a product claiming “snail extract + collagen” benefits. (Although the exact SKU you mentioned — “Extracto de caracol de colágeno” — is a bit generic, this covers the main “snail + collagen” variant from DISAAR Beauty.)

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I'm of really mixed feelings on this one. The face feel is great, and it kept my face and neck unburned on a full sun day out doing yardwork. It does feel great on, and left my skin moisturized and didn't give me any clogs, though that really varies depending on how your individual skin deals with different chem/minerals. Also didn't burn my eyes, and many sunscreens do. But, I was surprised to see it come out of the tube tan! It isn't a warm (yellow/orange) or pink tan, either, like a foundation; it goes on very cold grey/stone coloured and slightly chalky. I have fairly pale skin, and I definitely looked like I was harkening back to my goth days when I thought getting a white/gray undertone foundation that made me look dead was desirable. Awesome goth sunscreen if you're already pale, 10/10 for that. But if you like to look like someone who doesn't hang out in the Beetlejuice waiting room, this may not be a desirable look. And if you have medium to dark skin, definitely give it a pass. I do also want to note that it has a light but persistent scent that I kept catching whiffs of during the day. Sort of a baby powder light perfume note. I generally really dislike most scents, but strangely wasn't too bothered by this one. But if you're sensitive to scents, just know it is there and it stays with you. I'm going to use the rest of the tube for sure, as it is great for around the house work. But I don't know that I'd try to mix it with makeup, as it is very thick and of a consistency that doesn't seem friendly for that. Maybe I'll pull out the black eyeliner and frighten the people at the little grocery store near me before I use it up.

I tested it yesterday on a 3h bicycle ride on a warm and sunny spring day and I did not get a sunburn. Now this is already great because the last UPF50 cream from Korea I ordered gave me the worst sunburn on my face in several decades. Anyways, this is like a tan color and goes on a bit like a foundation women do when getting their face ready. Someone complained that they look all pale, I have pale skin anyways and I don't care since my goal is actually to keep it that way and not increase my cancer risk. It's a bit more on the expensive side so I guess I keep it for occasional very long sunny days.