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WELLAGE Real Hyaluronic Blue Sun Cream 50ml
Wellage

WELLAGE Real Hyaluronic Blue Sun Cream 50ml

웰라쥬 리얼 히알루로닉 블루 선크림 50ml

$2917,500 in Korea4.9

₩ is the Korean store price; $ is what Olive Young Global lists. They often differ because the pack size or count sold overseas isn't the same — check the size on the listing before you buy.

Skincare > Sunscreen50ml*2Made in Korea
No fragrance allergensDrying alcoholEssential oilsSilicone

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MoisturisingSoothingDrySensitive4-StarSPF 50+No White Cast

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💯 Honest take

About this product

Worth the hype? Largely, yes, for dry skin specifically. The formula leans on hyaluronic acid to keep the SPF layer from feeling drying, which is the usual complaint with sunscreen on dry skin. It does contain a drying-type alcohol, so it's not a fully alcohol-free pick, but the overall wear feels more hydrating than most in its price range.

Best for dry skin wanting a moisturizing sunscreen that doesn't skimp on hydration.

How to use

Smooth over the face as the last step of your morning skincare, and reapply every couple of hours if you're out in the sun.

What reviewers say

This feels noticeably more moisturizing than a lot of sunscreens I've tried, which is a relief for my dry skin. It does contain alcohol, so it's not entirely free of that lightweight, quick-drying feel some people find irritating, but the hyaluronic base seems to balance it out for me. Worth trying if plain hydrating sunscreens have let you down before.

Asked which skin it worked for, 46% of reviewers picked dry (combination 43%, oily 11%).

75% called it gentle on their skin.

These add up to 100 — it's which answer people chose, not a score out of 100. It tells you who liked it, which isn't the same as what will suit you.

Ingredients

Ingredients to watch

Fragrance, drying alcohol, essential oils, etc.
AlcoholRosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil

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