![]() ![]() Unfortunately, the second sample from a completely different bottle tested just about the same, with poopy-poo-poop results.įor this second test the Biore Aqua Rich Watery Gel had slightly higher test results, but still only reduced measured UVI by 57.98%, UVA irradiance by 54.96%, and UVB intensity by 52.70%. Given the bad results from the first test and given the insane cult following of this sunscreen (so many people couldn’t be wrong, right!?), I thought it pertinent to source a different sample and see if I had maybe tested a bad sample. ![]() Testing a second sample of the Biore Watery Gel cult favorite In fact, if you used this sunscreen on a high UV index day, you would probably begin to burn within 15-25 minutes. I would consider these scores as terrible. Testing results showed the Biore Aqua Rich Watery Gel SPF 50 only reduced measured UVI by 53.46%, UVA irradiance by 53.68%, and UVB intensity by 49.60%. I was also perplexed at the results given that Biore’ is typically a brand recognized for its high product quality and that all the asian moms and women over 30 love this lotion (Gasp! How could you! I blame the martinis). ![]() Given the exotic UV-filters, I found the Biore watery gel sunscreen provided terrible UV protection compared to other sunscreen products I’ve tested. This particular product takes a hybrid approach to the UV filtering formula as it uses Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Titanium Dioxide, Bisethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine, and Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate. In this Biore Aqua Rich SPF 50 PA++++ Watery Gel lotion, I test the sunscreen lotion using my UV testing station. I don’t know why I am even writing this, one too many martinis maybe. Truth be told, one asian man told me to retest this sunscreen, but that’s neither here nor there. Why asian women? Because I only know the people mentioning this sunscreen to me happen to be asian women. The Biore Aqua Rich Watery Gel is one of those super popular word of mouth sunscreen lotions talked about by asian women the world renown. Article below contains updated product info, data, and ingredients. I double checked both product sample bottles and confirmed. I had initially believed this sunscreen was the Biore Aqua Rich watery essence (as I cant easily read the bottle ingredients), when in fact it was the Biore Aqua Rich Watery Gel product. *NOTE: I rewrote a lot of this article on because I made a HUGE mistake (this was one of my first articles, please forgive me!). Date Tested:, and another independently sourced sample. ![]()
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