As a loyal user of sun creams, I am always looking for a product that protects my skin without leaving an unpleasant feeling. I recently tried the Shiseido Sunscreen (SPF 50) and here is my experience. With an SPF of 50, the Shiseido Sunscreen offers excellent protection against both UVA and UVB rays. While using it, I did not notice any signs of sunburn, even after prolonged exposure to the sun. This makes it a reliable choice for those who want to protect their skin properly. The texture of the Shiseido Sunscreen is quite thick and rich. This works great for my body; it spreads easily, leaves no white haze, and my skin feels well hydrated. The cream absorbs well and gives a pleasant, non-sticky feeling. However, when used on my face, I ran into some issues. The thick texture, which works so well for my body, appears to be too heavy for my face. Immediately after application, my face feels oily and the cream does not absorb properly. This leads to a sticky feeling, which is especially unpleasant on hot days. In addition, I noticed that my skin started to glow and my pores were clogged, resulting in small pimples. For people with combination or oily skin, this can be a significant disadvantage. The Shiseido Sunscreen (SPF 50) is an excellent product for the body thanks to its high protection factor and moisturizing properties. For the face, however, I would recommend a lighter formula that is better absorbed and feels less greasy.