PDRN Korean sun care
PDRN Silky Sunscreen Stick
A swipe-on SPF 50 stick that goes on clear and sets to a silky matte finish. No white cast, no greasy hands, and it goes right over makeup.
Sun care with skincare inside. SPF 50 protection plus three extras for your skin.
Active sunscreen ingredients, directions and warnings are listed in the Drug Facts on the pack.
- Swipe. Apply generously 15 minutes before sun. Three or four passes over each area.
- Pat. Blend with your fingertips. It sets clear and matte.
- Reapply. At least every 2 hours, and after 80 minutes of swimming or sweating.
Sun safety. For external use only. Keep out of eyes. Children under 6 months: ask a doctor. Follow the Drug Facts on the pack.
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 business days. Tracking is emailed the moment your order leaves the warehouse.
The 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. Carry it for 30 days. If it is not the easiest sunscreen you have ever used, email us and we refund it.
Heard this before?
“Reapply every two hours.” Over makeup? With these hands?
Everyone knows the rule. Almost nobody follows it. Lotion means greasy palms, a white film and a face of makeup you would have to redo. So the bottle stays in the bathroom and the 2pm sun gets a free pass. The PDRN Silky Sun Stick is SPF 50 in a swipe: clear, silky matte, done in ten seconds, right over your makeup.
Sound familiar?
“I know I should reapply”
Sunscreen is the step everyone believes in and nobody enjoys. Be honest, at least three of these are yours.
White Cast
Greasy Hands
Midday Shine
Smeared Makeup
Sticky Feel
Never ReapplyYou're allowed to want this
Sun protection that feels like nothing. That is not too much to ask.
It was never your fault
Why nobody reapplies
You are not lazy. Sunscreen was designed for the beach, then handed to people with makeup on and somewhere to be.
Lotion needs both hands
A bottle means squeezing, rubbing and washing your hands after. Fine at the pool. Useless at your desk.
White cast shows
Many sunscreens leave a pale film, and it shows most on medium and deep skin. So people put on less than they need.
It will not go over makeup
Rub a cream over foundation and both come off. So the morning layer is the only one most faces ever get.
You did nothing wrong. You needed a sunscreen that fits the day you actually have.
The routine
Ten seconds, anywhere.
Morning, midday, by the pool. This is all it takes.
SPF 50 + PDRN + Collagen + Niacinamide
How a stick fixes sunscreen
Four choices that turn sun protection into something you will actually keep up.
1Swipe, do not squeeze
A solid stick glides straight onto skin. Nothing on your palms, nothing to wash off.
2Clear on every tone
It goes on sheer and sets clear, so there is no white film to blend away.
3Silky matte finish
It sets to a soft, powdery feel that takes down shine and blurs the look of pores.
4Skincare inside
Salmon PDRN, collagen and niacinamide ride along with the SPF, so skin feels cared for, not coated.
What you do now vs. one swipe
Lotion had its turn
Same number on the label. Very different odds of you using it at 2pm.
VS
Your hands
Greasy until you wash them
Clean. The stick does the work
The finish
Shiny, sometimes a white film
Clear and silky matte
Over makeup
Smears your base
Glides right over it
At 2pm
Still in the bathroom
In your bag, ready
In your bag
Leaks when the cap pops
Solid stick, nothing to spill
For your skin
SPF and nothing else
PDRN, collagen and niacinamide inside
Sun care with skincare inside
SPF 50. Plus three extras.
The sunscreen filters are listed in the Drug Facts on your pack. These three come along for your skin.
One swipe. Sun protection and skincare in the same step.
ProtectSPF 50
Broad spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays. Helps prevent sunburn when used as directed.
HydrateSalmon PDRN
The Korean skincare favorite, here for hydration and a healthy-looking glow.
SmoothCollagen
For a soft, smooth feel under the matte finish.
EvenNiacinamide
Helps skin tone look more even.
Use as directed. See the Drug Facts on the pack for active ingredients, directions and warnings. Results vary.
One stick, one day
When to swipe
Sunscreen only works while it is on your skin. Here is the easy version of the two-hour rule.
Last step of your routine
Swipe on after moisturizer, 15 minutes before you head out. Let it set, then do your makeup.
First top up
Three passes over forehead, nose and cheeks. Over makeup is fine.
Before you sit in the sun
Go again, and do not forget ears, neck and the backs of your hands.
Start over
Towel off, then reapply. It is water resistant for 80 minutes, not waterproof.
Reapply at least every 2 hours. Use with other sun protection such as shade, hats and sunglasses.
The fine print, out loud
Asked before every first order
Straight answers, starting with the white cast.
It goes on sheer and sets clear. Swipe an even layer and pat it in.
Yes. Swipe lightly and pat, do not rub. It sets matte, so it also takes down midday shine.
No sunscreen is. This one is water resistant for 80 minutes. Reapply after swimming, sweating or towel drying.
At least every 2 hours in the sun, and straight after swimming, sweating or towel drying.
Yes. Face, neck, ears, hands and shoulders. Anywhere the sun reaches.
Patch test on your inner arm first and keep it out of your eyes. Stop using it and ask a doctor if a rash appears.
For everyone who skips the reapply
Sun protection you will actually use
You do not need more willpower. You need a sunscreen that takes ten seconds and leaves no trace. Carry the stick for 30 days. If it does not become a habit, we refund it.
They said reapply every two hours. Now you will.
Start my 30 days