ABIB Airy Sunstick vs. Quick Sunstick: What’s the difference?
If you’ve stumbled upon the reel I just uploaded on IG about the ABIB Sunsticks I got from StyleKorean.com, then that’s probably how you landed here on my blog! If by any chance you haven’t seen that short IG reel of me doing the #AirySunstickChallenge, then check it out right here!
Airy Sunstick (22USD on StyleKorean)
Features top-tier ingredients: Allantoin, Ectoin & Sunflower Seed Oil, Oil-control Powder
Works great as a pore-blurring base, too!
Control oil for around 3 hours under hot and humid weather.
Glides smoothly on the skin - like butter!
Can be applied on top of makeup so it’s great for re-application (just wipe off the top after use for hygienic purposes)
What I “kinda” not like about it (Neutral)
Powdery scent. But it goes away in like 10 minutes or so.
Quick Sunstick (15.50USD on StyleKorean)
Not sure about its key ingredients because unlike the Airy sunstick where they actually showcased its main ingredients, the Quick Sunstick variant didn’t mention anything in particular.
Hydrating formula (Great for dry skin like mine!)
Unscented (literally smells like nothing!)
Great for re-application (on bare skin)
What I “kinda” not like about it (Neutral)
Doesn’t glide as smoothly as the Airy Sunstick
Not ideal for re-applying on top of makeup. I guess it’s because of the hydrating formula and therefore heavier texture. It moves the makeup underneath.
Overall, I like both of them and I used them in different ways to test them out thoroughly. For the past few weeks, my skin has become so dry so I found myself using the Quick Sunstick (Black) variant more.
Meanwhile, if you have oily skin and you tend to oil up badly especially under the summer heat and high humidity, you’ll love the oil control properties of the Airy Sunstick (Gray) one. I actually gave this to my brother because he has very oily skin and he also does a lot of volunteer work and is always outside. He loves it so far!
What sunsticks are you currently using?