Best Sunscreens of 2024! Japanese & Korean SPFs~

[@marielleaimee6286]

As a long-time follower of Tina, I was expecting the nivea japan would be listed as an og holy grail spf and was surprised it wasnt mentioned. But i was glad it appeared towards the end of the video. I loooove the nivea one and i owe it all to tina for mentioning it multiple times in her past videos. Got me influenced! also, i dont think theres a year thats gone by without tina mentioning the nivea spf. Thanks tina, my online skincare bestie!!❤😂

[@ariannecanlas5282]

Oh my gosh I’ve been waiting for this video!! ❤

[@daydream383]

Omg, new video!! Will be purchasing some of these on my Japan trip!!

[@owio9229]

The nivea uv water gel is truly my body spf holy grail 😩😩😩🙏🙏🙏 i love it SOOO much ❤❤❤

[@stephluna1723]

Ty for another video! I always like to see them while doing chores in the house or just relaxing. Also i shared your channel with my sister 😄 saludos from México 🇲🇽

[@CookieShinobuKawaii]

Ahhh hello Tina ❤🍪 sunscreen!

[@emilycordova15]

ahhh here super early!!

[@debbiekotch6006]

Moochie, moochie! Always love your recommendations. ❤

[@d.on.in.a]

Ok I guess I'm not going to sleep ❤

[@rosemary5005]

😅 Ikr!

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

@@d.on.in.a 🤭🤭🤭❤️

[@rosemary5005]

I ❤this channel!

[@dazey6886]

recommendation! i really like the skin1004 tea trica sun milk, it is the ONLY chemical sunscreen that doesn’t sting my eyes so big big thumbs up from me 😁

[@ayeshabhatti6707]

Helpful!

[@yvettesuburban6397]

Can you include the price on the screen when you show the product. I know the price may fluctuate a little bit, but it gives us all an idea.

[@briannaglancy4416]

Have you tried the Tocobo sunscreens? I have currently tried the blue range and the cica range. Surprisingly, I think I might actually like the blue range better than the cica range, but I really like both. I have both the fluid and the matching sticks for each as well.

[@DiggingtheJive]

Is the Nivea one reef safe?

[@briannaglancy4416]

Most Chemical Sunscreens, if not all, are not considered to be "reef-safe." Mineral sunscreens are typically the only ones that are classified as "reef-safe." While Zinc Oxide is suspected to also be toxic to wild life, it is considered safer than chemical filters. The State of Hawaii in the US has specifically banned any sunscreens containing Octinoxate and/or Oxybenzone because of their suspected damage to coral reefs.

[@regresaperry]

TINA do u know they discontinued the pcalm pimple patches!! and they took muji out of yes style😭😭

[@TinaTanakaHarris]

@@regresaperry OMG I KNOW, I was looking it up to include in my special care vid but saw they changed it so I edited it out 😭😭😭

[@Kathy-e6y]

Hmm. Avg humidity is 47-66%. That's pretty avg for a lot of people