If your skin stings when you apply sunscreen, should you check your skin condition first rather than the product?

Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Gimpo Janggi Branch

If my skin stings when I apply sunscreen, I’m wondering if I should start by addressing the product choice or checking my current skin condition. If I want to protect myself from UV rays but feel discomfort the moment I apply it, how should I begin the consultation? I am asking because I don't think simply switching to a product labeled as "gentle" is the answer.

Should I explain separately the stinging sensation on the skin surface and the burning or tearing around the eyes? It would be helpful to note where the discomfort occurs when applying the product, and whether it happens immediately or after some time has passed. Since skin conditions or accompanying skincare products can vary even with the same product, I am wondering how much detail I should disclose during the consultation.

I would like to know if simply providing the name of the sunscreen is sufficient, or if it would be helpful to include the ingredient list and usage instructions as well. I am curious if I can determine if it is suitable for my skin based solely on the distinction between mineral and chemical sunscreens. Even if an advertisement describes it as being for sensitive skin, individual reactions vary, so I think it is more important to explain the actual usage process and skin reaction rather than just the labeling.

It is easy to assume that applying multiple layers of moisturizer followed by sunscreen will help when my skin is uncomfortable, but I would like to confirm if that approach is appropriate. Could we also review the amount used and the application method? I also want to ask during the consultation about removing dead skin cells before applying the product, rather than deciding on my own.

If I am planning a procedure, I am also wondering if I should mention any discomfort I experience when using sunscreen in advance. I think it would be better to check this during the consultation phase rather than changing the product used for post-procedure care for the first time at that point. I would also like to know if it is acceptable to proceed with the scheduled procedure first if my skin is stinging, or if the order should be determined after assessing my current condition.

I would like to ask if skin consultations regarding stinging sensations are available at the Gimpo Janggi branch. Rather than receiving a recommendation for a specific product, I would like to outline the conditions that cause this discomfort. I would also like guidance on what alternative methods to consider if using the product is difficult while I need to avoid UV rays. Applying the product is important, but I feel it is also crucial to be able to use it comfortably and consistently. Please let me know if there is any information I should prepare for my visit.