Product name
Dr.G (닥터지) Brightening Up Sun Plus — SPF50+ / PA+++, 35 ml, 1 unit
Overview
Purpose: A high‑protection sunscreen with a tone‑up / brightening effect, designed to protect against UV damage while instantly evening and brightening skin tone for a radiant base under makeup.
Format: Cream/lotions type sunscreen, intended for daily face use.
Key benefits
High UV protection: SPF50+ (UVB) and PA+++ (high UVA protection).
Tone‑up / brightening effect: Contains pigments or light‑reflecting particles that give immediate brightening and skin tone correction.
Makeup base function: Can act as a primer or a brightening base, improving appearance of complexion and helping makeup look more even.
Likely skin‑friendly formulation: Dr.G is known for dermatologically oriented, sensitive‑skin friendly lines, though specific formulation details depend on the INCI.
Typical ingredients (what to expect)
UV filters: May include physical filters (titanium dioxide, zinc oxide) and/or chemical filters (e.g., avobenzone, octocrylene, tinosorb types) — check INCI to confirm.
Tone‑up pigments / pearls: mica, titanium dioxide (as pigment/reflective agent), or other light‑diffusing particles for brightening effect.
Moisturizers / emollients: glycerin, squalane, or lightweight esters to improve spreadability and feel.
Soothers / antioxidants: Possible inclusions like panthenol, niacinamide, or botanical extracts depending on formula.
Fragrance / preservatives: Some formulations include these — check if you have sensitivities.
How to use
Apply as the last step of morning skincare: Use after serum and moisturizer.
Use sufficient amount: For face alone, about
1
4
4
1
teaspoon (approx. 1.2 g) is often recommended to achieve labeled SPF — apply evenly to face, neck, and any exposed areas.
Reapply every 2 hours: Reapply at least every 2 hours during prolonged outdoor exposure or after sweating/swimming.
Makeup: Allow sunscreen to absorb for a minute, then apply makeup. For minimal disturbance to makeup during the day, use powder or cushion for touch‑ups rather than reapplying the sunscreen directly over makeup.
