This content was created by Jane Yoo. This content was uploaded by Jane Yoo. This is a YouTube video titled "MISSHA Waterproof Sun Milk Reviewed by a Dermatologist" (published July 23, 2026) featuring Dr. Jane Yoo, a board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, who reviews the Missha All Around Safe Block Waterproof Sun Milk SPF 50+ PA++++. The speaker describes the formula (combining chemical filters—homosalate, octisalate, Uvinul A Plus, Tinosorb S—and the physical filter titanium dioxide), its water/sweat resistance, lightweight milky texture that dries to a soft matte finish, and skin-barrier supporting ingredients (aloe, butylene glycol, glycerin). She notes potential for a slight white cast on medium-to-deeper skin tones, that very dry skin may prefer an additional moisturizer, and that Uvinul A Plus and Tinosorb S are not approved for OTC use in the U.S. Overall she presents it as a practical, water-resistant broad-spectrum sunscreen suited to outdoor use and warm/humid conditions, especially for normal/combination/oily skin types.
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Hi everyone, I'm Dr. Jane Yoo, board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon. Today I'll be reviewing Missha All Around Safe Block Waterproof Sun Milk SPF 50+ PA++++, a Korean sunscreen that's gained attention for its water resistance and lightweight texture, designed with outdoor activities and humid conditions in mind. Missha is a Korean skincare brand known for producing practical, accessible products. The sunscreen is formulated to handle sweat and water exposure, which makes it suitable for situations like beach days, workouts, or warmer climates. The overall approach focuses on creating functional skincare that fits easily into daily routines. In terms of sun protection, the formula combines several UV filters for broad-spectrum coverage. Homosalate and Octisalate address UVB rays, while Uvinul A Plus targets UVA 1. Tinosorb S provides stable coverage across both UVA and UVB wavelengths and is known for its photostability. Titanium dioxide, a physical filter, is also included to support UVA and UVB protection. Notably, Uvinul A Plus and Tinosorb S are advanced filters commonly used in international sunscreens but not currently approved for over-the-counter use in the United States. By combining both chemical and physical filters, the sunscreen offers a broad and modern UV defense with a cosmetically wearable finish. The formula also contains ingredients intended to support the skin barrier. These include many leaf extracts, including aloe, which may help soothe the skin. Lightweight humectants like butylene glycol and glycerin are also included to provide hydration without a heavy feel. One of the more notable aspects is the texture. The sunscreen has a fluid, milky consistency that spreads easily and dries down to a soft matte finish. It doesn't leave a greasy residue and tends to stay in place during water or sweat exposure. While it generally wears well on most skin tones, a slight white cast may appear, particularly on medium to deeper complexions. Those with drier skin may also prefer to use a more moisturizing base underneath, as the formula is very lightweight. Missha's Waterproof Sun Milk may be a good option for individuals who need sweat and water resistance, prefer a thin and breathable formula, are looking for reliable broad-spectrum protection. It tends to work best for normal, combination, or oily skin types and performs well in warm or humid environments. In summary, the Missha All Around Safe Block Waterproof Sun Milk SPF 50+ PA++++ provides broad-spectrum UV protection in a water-resistant, lightweight texture. It's a practical choice for outdoor use, for daily wear in conditions where sweat and humidity are a concern.
