Reddit mentions of Innisfree Intensive Triple Care Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++

Use a mineral sunscreen instead of chemical (not that chemicals are “bad” - but in my experience they cause the burning eyes thing). I love Innisfree Perfect UV Protection Cream Triple Care - it’s seriously amazing for working out. Sweat-resistant and offers really good sun protection. It’s white but goes on easily and doesn’t leave that white cast that so many mineral sunscreens do. It’s awesome!! Get it on Amazon.

I use kose suncut spf 50 pa++++ in the yellow bottle, biore aqua rich watery essence 2015 formulation in the light blue bottle (the teal bottle new formulation is stickier/thicker and I don't like it), and la roche posay anthelios ultra fluide. None of these sunscreens clog my pores but they all contain alcohol. This isn't an issue for me because my skin isn't dry and I don't have a compromised moisture barrier but if you're on Accutane you might want to avoid alcohol.

Here are some options that don't contain alcohol, mostly physical filters because you mentioned a preference above:

Isehan and free sensitive UV cream (alcohol-free, physical only):
http://www.yesstyle.com/en/info.html/pid.1061560647?googtrans=en&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7uqU7fSB1gIVQT8bCh09rgQKEAkYASABEgJETPD_BwE

Innisfree Perfect Protection (alcohol-free, physical only):
https://www.amazon.com/Innisfree-Perfect-Protection-Triple-RESISTANT/dp/B01GHO4I00/ref=pd_sim_194_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=S01HN33DPZNFBQTCJJ8P

Isehan mommy uv mild gel (alcohol free, chemical filters):
https://www.amazon.com/Mommy-Mild-Gel-100g-half/dp/B007152FXW

The first two options are more moisturizing for dry skin, the third is a watery gel type. I haven't used these personally but if you search through this subreddit/the threads in this master post you'll be able to get more answers: https://www.reddit.com/r/AsianBeauty/comments/5tkwh0/discussionguide_ab_sunscreens_comparison/

If it matters, I have really sensitive skin and broke out from so many popular sunscreens. I finally found this which works perfect for me(plus its super cheap).

It says its for dry skin, which is weird because I have oily skin and it works great. My main concern as someone with dark skin was a sunscreen that didn't leave a white cast and one that wasn't drying.

For Tokyo ABers:

Does anyone know if any stores in Tokyo have these Korean products? I tried a few stores in Shin Okubo and none had them.

Sunscreen - Innisfree Triple Care
https://www.amazon.com/Innisfree-Perfect-Protection-Triple-RESISTANT/dp/B01GHO4I00

Moisturizer 1 - MIZON Black Snail All In One Cream
https://www.amazon.com/MIZON-Black-Snail-Cream-Ounce/dp/B00B4PWEJU

Cleanser 1 - Banila co Clean It Zero Purity
https://www.amazon.com/Banila-Clean-Zero-Purity-Ounce/dp/B00FOTIV8U?th=1

Cleanser 2 - Cosrx Low Ph Good Morning Gel Cleanser
https://www.amazon.com/Cosrx-Good-Morning-Cleanser-150ml/dp/B016NRXO06

Sheet Mask - Tosowoong masksheet Propolis
https://www.amazon.com/Tosowoong-masksheet-Essence-Blueberry-Propolis/dp/B00K6XVYLK?th=1

Sleep Mask - Corsx Ultimate Nourishing Rice Overnight
https://www.amazon.com/Cosrx-Ultimate-Nourishing-Rice-Overnight/dp/B01518D84U

Patches - Corsx Patch
https://www.amazon.com/Cosrx-Acne-Pimple-Master-Patch/dp/B00PBX3TN6

I was just diagnosed myself -- July 2017, so I'm trying to figure things out too. The way your rosacea presents itself sounds like mine.

I'm currently taking brand Oracea, but I used to take the generic Doxycycline IR-DR. I changed health insurances and the one I have now doesn't cover the generic. Weird, right? Anyway, I also apply Metronidazole Gel 0.75%. It took almost a month to clear my face. Even my acne was gone.

Triggers vary from person to person. If you can identify them, then you can avoid them or take the necessary steps to manage your symptoms. For example, you can't avoid the sun unless you want to be holed up in a windowless room for the rest of your life. So apply some sunscreen! I'll get more into that later.

Establish a skincare regimen for yourself. It doesn't have to be fancy or long and extensive. Just cover the basics. If you can't get yourself to follow it daily, then it's no good. I've read that niacinamide is great for rosacea as it alleviates the symptoms amongst other benefits. The products I use containing niacinamide are Cerave Foaming Facial Cleanser, The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% Serum, and Cerave PM Facial Moisturizing Lotion (which I use in the morning too, not just at night).

If you're not using a sunscreen already, what are you waiting for?! Even before I was diagnosed with rosacea, I was already applying sunscreen to my face as the last step of my morning skincare regimen prior to applying makeup. I use Missha All Around Safe Block Essence Sun SPF 45/PA+++ or Innisfree Perfect UV Protection Cream Triple Care SPF 50+/PA+++. Both are Korean brand sunscreens. The Missha one has witch hazel extracts which can be a trigger. It doesn't affect me though. The Innisfree one has niacinamide. Definitely check out /r/AsianBeauty/ and /r/SkincareAddiction/ for more recommendations.

For some people, spicy food is a trigger and should be avoided. I am one of those people. Story time! (You can stop here if you don't want to read my story. :P) I don't really like spicy food, so I usually avoid it anyway. Well, last week, I bought 8 pc. fried chicken from the grocery store. I thought I had dinner covered for the night and leftovers to eat over the course of the week. It turns out the guy gave me spicy fried chicken. I didn't want to go back to the grocery store nor did I want to throw it away, so I sucked it up and ate the fried chicken anyway. The following morning, I woke up to dry, red, irritated skin on my face. I attributed it to the cold weather and decided to bust out some heavier moisturizers. It wasn't until the next time I ate the fried chicken that I remembered spicy food can trigger rosacea flare-ups. I didn't want to waste the fried chicken, so I finished it. My skin was angry with me, but it's starting to subside now.

I use Innisfree Triple Care SPF 50 before starting my day everyday! It does have a bit of a white cast but I really love it because it has a physical property to the sunscreen

Most people who use sunscreen daily love Biore Aqua Watery Essence SPF 50 which is a chemical sunscreen which is marvelous under makeup.

A lot of Asian sunscreens are phenomenal, definitely check them out. Kudos on wearing sunscreen, your skin will thank you in the future!

Innisfree:)NEW Perfect UV Protection Cream Triple Care 50ml SPF50+ PA+++ [WATER RESISTANT] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GHO4I00/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_h4ohAbWRREVNV


Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF50+/PA++++ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTDFFQ5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_p3ohAbDYNG1CM

This one is my longtime fave but another runner over on the /r/asianbeauty sub recently wrote a great review of this one so I may buy it as soon as I run out!

I'd keep a pack of makeup remover wipes handy (I like the Simple brand micellar water, so I'd probably try the wipes they based on it). Wipe down your face, then use it on your fingers/hands before reapplying sunscreen.
Innisfree makes two physical sunscreens. I think one is even waterproof. They dry very matte. It makes it feel less like it's melting off when it's warm. They're not cheap, but my skin hates sunscreen and this one has been pretty decent.

This is the sunscreen I meant: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GHO4I00/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fyAczb38FJY39

(It's a new formula that I haven't tried yet, but it's supposedly based on the old formula I've been using.)

How about this one?

Not OP but its in stock on Amazon, YesStyle, RoseRoseShop and a shop called YamiBuy

Right now, my skin is sensitive, acne prone, very dehydrated, oily t-zone and chin, dry cheeks. Sunscreens can so easily make me feel like a greaseball, or like a dried up prune.

I took a chance on this one because it was available via Amazon Prime and I needed something for the beach. Luckily it's been working so far!

I think that might be a US-only version? I bought mine off Amazon and it's all-mineral, plus has slightly different packaging. Link, if you're curious.

(I'm hoping it's US only, or my favorite backup sunscreen is gone . . . )

Innisfree Triple Care is all-physical, no HA, and pretty water resistant -- it doesn't come off of my hands if I wash them with soap and water.