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Lies! Clearly the tape did the best job at preventing sun damage. Remember everyone, mummify yourself with tape before going to the beach!

I admire your dedication, great video lol

Wow! This is so much work done. It’s actually impressive

So informative ❤

This is VERY informative, thank you

As someone who's Japanese and living outside of Japan, I always bring back different sunscreens whenever I visit. Besides Biore Aqua Rich, my current favs are Toneup UV by IHADA and Powdery UV Cream by by365. Toneup UV is tinted and great for sensitive skin. If the color matches your skin tone, it’s perfect for everyday makeup. Powdery UV Cream has this unique texture, it's moisturizing yet mattifying, and leaves no stickiness. Only con is it’s scented. Totally recommend trying them if you get the chance!

*Bondi sands* was also recently in a BBC article after an independent testing magazine ('Which?") found that *the SPF on the label didn't match their tests.*

👍 to!! So informative video!! My Sunscreen knowledge more wider!! From mineral to chemicals, uvb to uva, 30 to 50, how to apply wet or dry!! Hannah THANK YOU for your time and investigation!!

But I can't wear Japanese sunscreen, because it bleaches my skin :( Anyways, thank you so much for this video, you can really see how hard you worked on it! I'll probably stay with my favorite sun screen: Never leaving the house.

Biore is the best thing that happened to me! I’ve ALWAYS HATED sunscreens, which are sticky, chalky, don’t distribute well, it’s always something… Japanese one is watery, lightweight, I just LOVE IT

Yes!!! I have Biore UV sunscreen!! Thank you for your all efforts❤😂

As an european with very sensitive skin (mcas, can not do sunflowerseedoil and would like to avoid lots of the other main ingridients in most sunscreens) I wonder how the reccomanded Brands differ when bought in my country and not in Australia/Japan.

I love japanese sunscreen! Annoying to get in Europe but worth it.

I love the Australian cancer council sunscreen compared to any American sunscreens I’ve tried. It came in a liter and has a pump, it goes on smooth to the point I forget where I’ve already applied so I end up applying twice everywhere, and it’s never stung my eyes after wearing it

The best asian sunscreen, the umbrella.

The amount of work that went into this is insane. So informative, thank you for all the commitment Hannah❤

I just reapply the spf every time I come out of the ocean/lake. Every single time I stay in shadow for at least 30 minutes in order to let the sunscreen start working and then I go under the sun again.

They don't sell neutrogena hydro boost anymore and it was my favourite 😭😭

You didn't keep the sunscreens for the dry and wet test the same. .Also as a list of errors and areas to improve you can also add: 1. You should have laid out in the sun at around noon and in an area not obstructed by your trees and your house with few clouds. Should have kept it as clear as possible. 2. You could have recorded your skin every few minutes to see how it visibly changes over time during your testing period, since all sunscreen recommends reapplying every 2 hours. When you were out there for 3 hours for the wet test, that one last hour might have contributed the majority of the burning. 3. You chose 2 hours and 15 minutes, and then 3 hours for the wet test? You did not keep it constant either way for some reason even though you said you didn't want a repeat. 4. When laying down, your back is arched looking at your phone or writing or whatever you were doing. This creates a different angle on your back which is already not a straight surface. 5. Did you use the same scales for each weighing between the dry and wet test? They look like 2 different scales. One is blue and the other is orange. This adds more uncertainty. 6. Your skin looks red in an area where there was originally tape in the first photo of the dry test. Perhaps try and remove the tape more carefully next time to reduce redness and confusion. 7. Your criteria for determining which sunscreen were the best/worst after the results was using your eye? Maybe you could have compared to the color gradient before and after. Did you take photo of your back before the test itself? There is a chance some areas of your back were a tad bit darker than the rest to begin with. For example your upper back looks darker than your lower back. 8. Is the Zinc Bondi Sands even water resistant? I can't find it claimed anywhere that it is. So I don't understand why you were even comparing it. Mineral Sunscreens are not by default water resistant. 9. You are one person doing all of this only 2 times (dry and wet). If we wanted more accurate results it would have to be over a period of time with around the same UV index and also with multiple different people. Ideally. This combined with all your other errors, don't really tell us too much unfortunately.

Very engaging and interesting video!

I think the Aussie Neutrogena hydro boost has been discontinued 😭😭

THIS IS THE QUESTION IVE ALWAYS ASKED

I’m so glad this popped out in my recommendation. This was a very enlightening video. Great job!

i was looking into US sunscreen vs EU sunscreen regulations a couple months back and ugh is sucks being in the US. we havent updated our regulations in like 28 years. so we dont get the new chemicals and tech that other countries use. we are stuck in 1996 over here... the year i was born. sooooo if anyone has recommendations on how to get good sunscreen in the US and what ones to try, that would be nice. i burn so easy, and want to use good products on my skin. since most sunscreens here wouldnt even be allowed in the EU for having too high of levels of certain ingredients that are unhealthy.

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To be fair, the efficacy between Australian vs Japanese sunscreens kinda make sense. It can also be seen as a reflection of the strength of manufacturing industry between each country. Japan's manufacturing industry is usually positioned within the top five globally, usually competing with Germany. Australian's manufacturing industry hasn't been good for more than the last ten years. If I'm not mistaken, according to the Economic Complexity Index, it was even below Indonesia. Australia is cosidered a high-income country, while Indonesia is a middle-income country, with muuch more poverty btw. It's actually pretty sad considering one of the country's strength relies on education as tourism. So while their university is incredible, the domestic industry isn't really able to absorb the graduates from there. This is the results of poor economic policies from politicians, relying on over-privatisation that makes the rich richer, while the poor poorer.

The Beauty of Joseon sunscreen unfortunately broke me out, so I have found some alternatives that work for me. My favorites right now are Cell Fusion C Laser Sunscreen and Jay Suing White Birch Moisturizing Sunscreen (great for under makeup). I have also tried HaruHaru Wonder Black Rice Pure Mineral and the HaruHaru Wonder Black Rice Moisture Airyfit Daily Sunscreen. (Mineral one is better under makeup but does give you a whiter complexion, while the Airyfit one looks very dewy and doesn’t work as well under makeup.) Hope that’s helpful for anyone hunting for a sunscreen that doesn’t irritate the skin.

Thank you for this discussion! Perfect timing as my Aussie sunscreen is about to run out after moving to Japan.

This is a masterpiece and I’m thrilled that I actually witnessed this within the day of posting 😂

Thank you for this ☺️❤️this was a lot of effort and is so appreciated ! SUBSCRIBED !

This video is Amazing! Super helpful!

I have found a common ground, which is use both.

Biore Aqua Gel performed the best??? I'm shook because it is one of the cheapest sunscreens you can get in Japan. I wonder how Anessa Gel will perform. I think it will do better than UV milk since UV milk is formulated for your face. It's also surprising that Minon was the best. That brand is marketed for people with sensitive skin. It's mostly known for skincare btw.

The Indian skincare market have realized the importance of sunscreen and there are wide options in affordable prices. You should try Indian sunscreens too.

There are certain UA-cam videos that deserve awards. This is one of them ❤

27:22 She was so exhausted making the whole video that she wrote it as MINION UV mild milk😭😭. Nevertheless great video

I’m sad you didn’t use ultra violette and cancer council sunscreens to represent Australia.

As an Australian, I never took wearing sunscreen on my face seriously until I was probably around 28 years old. And being in Japan to try out theirs. Mind blown, I remember the face sunscreen that Ego and Hamilton made were soooo thick and gunky.....just never was comfy. So thankful they are now making them better. My go to is the Cancer Council ones. Good price and we know they have to meet regulations Now it's so much better

15:50 so crazy u could see such immediate results holy shit

OMG, thank you so much for this! You're a rockstar!!!

Im shocked biore watery gel did so well in the hot tub, i wish they came in bigger bottles for body use

Don't know why you thought men would have clicked away after half of the video, I thought this video was super interesting. Felt like I was watching a video from Physics Girl (hope she's doing better) or even Mark Rober. My wife actually just came back from Japan with a bottle of Skin Aqua to use on our faces, had NO idea why there were so many pluses on the bottle but hey, helped us this week through a heat wave of 104F (40C). Now I know it's probably not the best for the kids during water play!

This was such an amazing video! I have one question though - how did your arms, neck, and exposed triangle at the bottom of ur back (where the swimsuit dipped down, uncovered by tape) barely burn/tan at all when the controls and even the best performing sunscreen blocks had clear burning or tanning??

As a relatively recent bigggggg sunscreen girlie, this video is crazy information omg thanks for all ur hard work!!! Totally wanna check out thag other featured lady

Free sunscreen is incredible!!!! I forgot which one but I read that some European country was gonna start implementing that in parks n shit during the summer. May have been the Netherlands or Denmark !

agree with bondi sands' zinc mineral sunscreen. so icky and clammy and tacky in texture. and makes my already dry skin feel even more drier. this is an excellent, informative and entertaining video!

Wow! What a great testing video! And it turns out thst I'm kind of looking forward to the testing of Korean popular sunscreens on the market.😆 However it is really hard because of the whole exhausting progress.

yaaas biore i knew she was that giirlll!!!! 😩🤩🤩

Try New zealand sun sunscreen next!