You get 50 ml of product, which I think is pretty 'standard size', so nothing much to say on that front. It's good to throw into your bag and carry around for reapplication throughout the day. Here it is with a little plushie I have and some pillows in the background so you can get a bit of a better idea about the size, haha.

True to its name, this sunscreen has a watery gel consistency, which might make it a better sunscreen choice for people with oily skin compared to the COSRX aloe sunscreen which has a thicker consistency. It's not drying, but I wouldn't say it is moisturizing.

Also no whitecast to speak of right out of the tube! Picture below was taken right after I spread the product evenly onto the skin. It does get a little more matte after some time, but I'd say the finish is semi-matte.

The only thing I dislike about this sunscreen is that it is irritating to the eyes. I personally experienced very painful eye stinging which lasted for about an hour, and I experienced it an hour after sunscreen application. But to be fair, the sunscreen also advises that you avoid the eye area (see pictures further below). Personally I still deducted a star for this because no sunscreen has ever irritated my eyes so badly, warning or not. It's just nonsensical in my opinion.

Other than that, this is a solid sunscreen choice for anyone of any skin type.