I'm really glad I have the ar* UV shield these days.
What's it like during the rainy season?
Although there are times when the rain is heavy, the rainy season of the past was always raining.
However, it seems like we skipped the rainy season and had weather similar to that of summer.
(Information from a friend) I was at the store all day today, so I don't know what it's like outside. And recently, both Nihonbashi and Muromachi have been open, and on top of that, due to a lack of manpower, I've been humbly staying at the store despite my old age, so I don't know what it's like outside.
When my friends send me messages like "The weather is nice" or "It's hot" on LINE, all I can do is think "Oh yeah"! lol
(By the way, the pop-up store on the 3rd floor of Coredo Muromachi 3 will be open until June 11th, so there are 6 more days to go.
Please come and have a look if you like!)
I see, that's why Make Sense noticed that the number of UV shields being used is increasing every day.
The sun is getting stronger and people are finally starting to worry about sunburn!
I think it was in May. A customer bought ar*'s UV shield as a trial. As my workplace happened to be nearby, he found our ar* at Coredo Muromachi on his way home from work and said to me, "I'm using it! That's good." I felt like I shouldn't be rude because it was so sudden, so I went along with it and replied, "Right?", but I immediately replied honestly, "I'm sorry, what's that?" He was like, "What are you talking about? You don't remember?" So I replied, "It's UV cream!", even though it was my fault for not remembering.
Apparently, she really liked the UV shield, and she talked about how great and good the UV shield was, to the point that I wondered, "Huh? Are you a staff member of ar*?" I felt so cute and grateful...
According to this person, her skin is naturally sensitive and no matter what she puts on it turns red, and in severe cases it even becomes irritated, which is especially true for UV creams. Products with UV absorbers are transparent and don't turn white when applied to the skin, but they cause rashes, and conversely, products without UV absorbers make the skin feel tight and scratchy when applied, which she doesn't like. She was having trouble finding a UV cream, so she decided to give ar*'s UV Shield a try, and then she thought, "This is it!"
I am also picky about UV creams and skin care is generally neglected due to my rough personality, but I got really sick of sunburn while living in LA, so I do try to be careful!
I have naturally high pigmentation, so I'm naturally dark, so when I tan, I skip the redness and get dark quickly and it stays the same... When I was little, it was a way for me to show off (because the clear traces of my swimsuit made me feel like I was enjoying summer), but when I grew up and understood the meaning of my beloved grandmother's favorite saying, "A pale complexion hides seven flaws," I would slather on UV protection, saying, "I'll never get sunburned!" But I have atopic skin, so there were UV protection products that didn't suit me, and I wanted to find one that would suit me someday.
ar*'s UV shield is excellent!
This UV lotion contains plenty of sericin, a natural moisturizing ingredient derived from silk.
Unlike SPF50, which has a higher value, this lotion feels light on the skin and has a refreshing texture that prevents dryness, so there is no tightness or squeaking, and it also reduces the causes of fine lines.
It does not contain any UV absorbents, but instead uses a UV scattering agent (titanium oxide), so it can be removed with just soap!!! Isn't that a good thing?
And best of all, it's a UV lotion that is gentle enough for children to use.
If you haven't prepared for sunburn yet, are a UV cream refugee, or have neglected UV care in the first place, come to COREDO Nihonbashi 2F or COREDO Muromachi 3 3F right away!
Testers are also available, so try applying it to the back of your hand first.
It feels great to wear and provides proper UV protection!!!
Silk is the best! Love Silk
Silk maniac
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