It worked very well for my oily skin, I would definitely buy it back. The consistency is very fluid, I bought the 2019 version and still loved it, there were no more acne on my skin, the texture is also better. The protection of the home is very high, applying the right amount, it leaves a little white but it is tolerable

I use is simply under makeup and it drys really quickly (-> alcohol) leaving my skin soft and matte. So far I didn't get burn using this gel throughout whole year (summer/winter), but my skin isn't sun sensitive. I don't have much problems using products containing alcohol, but those of you who have sensitive skin should be more careful. So far I haven't found any cons and I plan to buy another bottle.

I have used many sunscreens and this one so far is the lightest and the quickest in absorption, I do layer few skincare products in my morning routine, but Biore Watery Gel sinks in no matter what. Just after few minutes my face is smooth, glowy, moist and ready for makeup. Hight protection of 4 pluses is a big advantage and it was my the most favourite suncream last summer. But....alcohol is always the problem. It usually dries out my skin and makes it sensitive. Sunscreen is the last product I apply on my face, so I think that hight amount of alcohol in this one doesn't make so much damage. My skin was absolutely fine during the summer, but ... winter is coming ;]

Pros:

• Lightweight texture, not sticky, doesn't clump

• Easy to apply

• Light scent

• Dries fast to matte

• Faded some of my spots after using for 2 to 3 weeks

• Washes off easily(I used cleansing oil/Eucerin bath oil to remove, not shower gel)

Cons:

• Very strong alcohol content, many times more than Anessa Aqua Booster UV (so avoid if alcohol dries you out, as it did mine). I also experienced breakout due to the alcohol content.

• Not sweat-proof/water-proof

Btw, it's meant for indoor usage: it's not good enough for spending long hours outdoors. I live in Singapore and got very badly burnt when outdoors for hours while wearing this. (Btw, Singapore can hit extreme on the UV Index.)