Why You Should Prioritize Sun Care Now
Sun care isn't just for beach days in the summer; it is an essential process to prevent skin aging, 365 days a year, both indoors and outdoors. Recently, the K-beauty market has seen a surge in popularity for products that apply as smoothly as lotion without leaving a white cast, with multi-functional products that combine skincare benefits becoming the mainstream.
Key Functions of Sunscreen
- Ultraviolet A (UVA): Reaches the dermis layer of the skin, causing aging and wrinkles.
- Ultraviolet B (UVB): Causes sunburns and pigmentation on the skin's surface.
- Blue Light Protection: Many recent products now include features to defend against blue light emitted from smartphones and monitors.
Trends by Skin Type
Korean consumers currently prioritize a non-sticky finish. Products with high moisture essence content are preferred for dry skin, while matte formulations with sebum-control functions are favored for oily skin. Choosing a texture that matches your skin type is the key to consistent, daily use.



