
KSECRET
A nourishing sunscreen formulated with pine tree extract and ceramides to protect skin from UV rays while strengthening the skin barrier. Suitable for those seeking sun protection with added moisturizing and soothing benefits.
Chemical
Organic UV filters that absorb UV rays. Lighter texture, no white cast. Some users with skin cancer history prefer to avoid.
SPF
SPF 50
PA Rating
PA++++
White Cast
minimal
Finish
natural
Under Makeup
Yes
Water Resistant
No
Seoul 1988 Sun: Pine Tree + Ceramide is a sunscreen by KSECRET. Subscribe to Seoul Sister for full ingredient analysis across our database of 5,900+ K-beauty products.
Seoul 1988 Sun: Pine Tree + Ceramide is a Korean sunscreen by KSECRET. Sensitive skin compatibility depends on individual triggers and allergies. Seoul Sister's AI advisor Yuri analyzes all 2 ingredients against your specific skin type, concerns, and known allergens to provide a personalized compatibility score. Common irritant ingredients like fragrance, alcohol denat, and essential oils are flagged automatically.
For oily skin, the key factors in evaluating Seoul 1988 Sun: Pine Tree + Ceramide are comedogenic ingredient ratings, oil content, and finish type. Seoul Sister's database cross-references each ingredient's comedogenic rating (0-5 scale) against your skin type to identify potential pore-clogging risks. Subscribe for a personalized oily skin compatibility analysis.
Seoul 1988 Sun: Pine Tree + Ceramide by KSECRET starts from $16.80 USD for 50mL. Seoul Sister tracks pricing at Olive Young, with price drop alerts for Pro members. Seoul Sister does not sell products — we compare retailer pricing so you can buy from the source.
Seoul 1988 Sun: Pine Tree + Ceramide by KSECRET is tracked at Olive Young. Prices start from $16.80 USD. Seoul Sister verifies retailer authenticity and tracks counterfeit indicators to help you buy genuine Korean skincare products. We are an advice platform and never sell products ourselves.
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