A feather-light, non-nano chemical sunscreen that shields against UV rays while also providing skin hydration. It leaves your skin with a dewy and moisturized finish.

Why We Love it

Effective UVA/UVB protection of SPF 50+ and PA++++

Hyalu-cica complex made from Centella Asiatica and Hyaluronic Acid provides hydration

Can be worn all year long

Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin

REEF SAFE

What to Expect

The Texture: Light Texture

No white casts, dry patches.

Ingredients that help to moisturize your skin, while preventing UV rays.

Makes Skin Look/Feel: Moisturized

How To Use: 

As the last step of your skincare routine, apply evenly to areas exposed to UV rays.

Notes From The Brand:

Effectively blocks strong UV rays while Hyalu-cica complex moisturizes the skin at the same time. A non-sticky, serum-like texture without leaving a stuffy & greasy feeling. Clinically proven, non-comedogenic, and suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

About the Brand:

Skinfood was a South Korean skincare and cosmetics brand known for its emphasis on incorporating natural ingredients, particularly food-based ingredients, into its products. The brand aimed to promote the concept of "feeding" the skin with the goodness of these ingredients. Here's an overview of the history of Skinfood up to my last knowledge update in September 2021:

Founding and Early Years: Skinfood was founded in 1957 in South Korea. It was established with the philosophy of using natural and edible ingredients to create skincare and beauty products. The brand's name, "Skinfood," reflects its commitment to providing the skin with nourishment and beneficial nutrients.

Food-Based Ingredients: One of the brand's distinctive features was its use of various food-based ingredients such as honey, avocado, black sugar, and rice bran in its skincare and cosmetics. These ingredients were incorporated into a wide range of products, from moisturizers to masks.

Holistic Approach to Beauty: Skinfood emphasized a holistic approach to beauty, where the health of the skin was seen as interconnected with overall well-being. The brand's products were designed to address various skincare concerns while providing a sensory experience reminiscent of natural food ingredients.

Global Presence: Skinfood gained recognition not only in South Korea but also internationally. Its unique concept of food-based skincare and its high-quality products appealed to a global audience.

Eco-Friendly Initiatives: The brand also made efforts to minimize its environmental impact through sustainable practices and eco-friendly packaging.

Skinfood's popular products included the Black Sugar Mask Wash Off, Royal Honey Propolis Enrich Essence, and the Egg White Pore Mask.