Reihaku Hatomugi UV Care Milky Gel SPF50+ PA++++
KUMANO COSME
Body-sized bottle of daily SPF — the value pick of Japanese suncare.
- Key actives
- Job's tears extract
- Technologies
- Advanced UV Filters
- Skin goals
- Hydration
- Size
- 250 ml
- Approx. price
- $11
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Reihaku Hatomugi UV Care Milky Gel SPF50+ PA++++ is a sunscreen from KUMANO COSME (Japan), 250 ml. Key actives: Job's tears extract.
Typically bought for: hydration. Price is approximate and changes with promotions — the button above opens the shop page with the current one.
Frequently asked
Are Japanese sunscreen filters approved by the FDA?
No. The filters in Japanese sunscreens like this one are not on the FDA's approved list for sunscreens sold in the US, so an imported bottle counts as a cosmetic rather than a regulated US sunscreen. Keep that in mind if it is your only sun protection.
Can I use this sunscreen on my face as well as my body?
The 250 ml pump is sized for body use and works on the face if the texture agrees with you. Face-specific formulas are usually lighter if you wear makeup over them.
How much sunscreen do I need for my whole body?
About an ounce, roughly a shot glass, covers an adult body, which is why a 250 ml bottle is realistic for regular use. Reapply every two hours outdoors.
Does the milky gel feel sticky?
It spreads like a thin lotion and settles to a light, mostly non-sticky finish. Rub it in fully on larger areas so it does not streak.
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