In this video I’m reviewing the Purito Comfy Water Sun Block SPF50+ PA++++ after using it for almost 3 weeks, and I’m also doing a full demo on how I apply it so you can avoid the two biggest issues people complain about: white cast and pilling. This is a mineral/physical sunscreen (zinc oxide + titanium dioxide), it’s broad spectrum, fragrance-free, and essential oil-free. It also has centella asiatica (one of my favorite soothing ingredients) and niacinamide, so it’s a really nice option if you have oily, acne-prone, combination, or even sensitive skin. But I’m not going to lie—yes, it can give white cast and pilling if you apply it the wrong way or if your morning routine is too “active-heavy.” I noticed that when my routine is short and simple (toner/essence + moisturizer), it applies really well with no drama. When I used actives like azelaic acid or vitamin C underneath, I got more white cast and some pilling, especially around my hairline and eyebrows (it does not look cute at all). My biggest tip is to apply it in small portions at a time instead of slapping a huge amount on all at once, and I also show how I use the three-finger method for face + neck and how I reapply every 3 hours.