I bought the Sebamed SPF 50 Sun Care sunscreen last month during a sale at Gratis, and I deeply regret it. I paid ₺550 for a product I absolutely cannot use. It doesn’t absorb into the skin at all—no matter how much I try. Instead, it leaves a thick, chalky white layer on my face like I smeared limestone.
I expected a smooth, protective formula from a brand like Sebamed, but this product failed completely. It’s unusable. I trusted the name and paid for quality, and I feel completely let down.
Sebamed, you need to review this formula and stop marketing it as a premium product. I want a refund and expect a real explanation from your team.
I recently purchased the Sebamed sunscreen from Platin store, thinking I was investing in a high-quality, dermatologist-recommended product. I paid ₺500 for it, assuming a reputable brand would deliver safe and effective skincare. But from the very first application, I was left completely disappoint...
I purchased Sebamed sunscreen just yesterday, trusting it because it’s marketed as a pharmacy-grade product. Today was my first time using it, and I’m already extremely disappointed. My skin doesn't absorb it at all, no matter how much I try to rub it in. It just sits on the surface, leaving behind ...
I purchased the Bioderma 150ml SPF 50+ sunscreen expecting high quality based on the brand’s reputation, but I’ve been extremely disappointed. This product does not absorb properly into the skin at all. Every time I apply it to my face, it leaves a thick white cast that refuses to blend in, no matte...
I purchased the Sebamed Sun Care 50 SPF multi-protective sun spray from Gratis, trusting the brand’s reputation for quality and skin safety. Unfortunately, after applying this product on my daughter, I was shocked by the result. Her skin tone turned unnaturally dark, almost black, after just a singl...
I purchased the Yves Rocher SPF 50 sunscreen expecting a premium-quality product, especially given the high price. But no matter how I apply it—on clean skin, after moisturizing, even warming it up between my fingers—it always ends the same way: the product starts peeling off my face like dirt. It ...
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