Abib Sedum Hyaluron Sunscreen Tube SPF50+ PA++++ 50ml

Abib Sedum Sunscreen carries sedum sarmentosum extract, the succulent-derived ingredient from the brand's Hyaluron Pad, into a broad-spectrum SPF50+ PA++++ sunscreen. Ethylhexyl triazone and terephthalylidene dicamphor sulfonic acid handle the chemical UV filtering, with cetearyl alcohol and polyglyceryl-3 distearate giving the tube format a smooth, spreadable texture.

Why You'll Love It

• SPF50+ PA++++ rated, offering high broad-spectrum UV protection.
• Sedum sarmentosum extract included, tying this sunscreen back to the brand's Hyaluron Pad line.
• Panthenol and cardiospermum extract add comfort alongside the UV filters.
• Tube format, giving a smooth, spreadable texture for even application.

Key Ingredients

• Ethylhexyl Triazone and Terephthalylidene Dicamphor Sulfonic Acid: chemical UV filters providing the SPF50+ PA++++ rated protection.
• Sedum Sarmentosum Extract: the succulent-derived ingredient shared with the brand's Hyaluron Pad, included for conditioning.
• Panthenol: supports comfort alongside the sun protection filters.

Full Ingredients (INCI)

See the Ingredients field on this product page for the complete, verified INCI list as supplied by the brand.

How to Use

1. At the last step of skincare, apply evenly on areas exposed to UV rays.
2. Reapply through the day as needed, particularly during extended outdoor exposure.

Suitable For

Normal to dry skin wanting high, broad-spectrum daily sun protection.

Product Details

50ml tube, SPF50+ PA++++, made in Korea.

About Brand

Abib is a Korean skincare brand built on heartleaf and a mild acidic pH philosophy, extending its ingredient-led approach into sun care with this sedum-focused formula. See more in our Abib collection.

FAQ

Q: What does SPF50+ PA++++ mean?
Ans: SPF50+ indicates high protection against UVB rays, while PA++++ indicates the highest rated protection against UVA rays under the Asian PA grading system.

Q: Is this a chemical or mineral sunscreen?
Ans: It uses chemical UV filters rather than mineral filters like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide.

Q: How is this different from the Quick Sunstick?
Ans: This tube format spreads more like a traditional sunscreen for full-face application, while the Quick Sunstick is a solid, roll-up stick built for fast reapplication over makeup.

Q: Can this be used daily, even when mostly indoors?
Ans: Yes, daily use is generally recommended for consistent protection, including on days spent mostly indoors near windows.