d'Alba Sunscreen: a Guru Score of 64% from 2 skincare experts

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"In Korea, Dalba is actually more popular than the global sunscreen trio, and I recommend it especially for dry mature skin because it's more moisturizing than other products. In winter it's great, but in tropical weather some people will feel a bit greasy, and it feels similar to the Espa sunscreen."

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"In Korea, Dalba is actually more popular than the global sunscreen trio, and I recommend it especially for dry mature skin because it's more moisturizing than other products. In winter it's great, but in tropical weather some people will feel a bit greasy, and it feels similar to the Espa sunscreen."

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"A makeup artist friend of mine uses this on clients who are moms over 40, which means it's great for dry mature skin, because compared to the other two sunscreens this one is the most oily and moisturizing, and very smooth and easy to apply. If you have oily combo skin it can feel a little greasy. It says it's a tone up formula but it doesn't leave a weird white cast, so if you have drier, more mature skin, especially in winter, it's amazing to try."

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"The d'Alba sunscreen has a tone up shade, a mild no-color version, and a purple version, and it works kind of like a tinted moisturizer, some people use it instead of foundation. It's a hybrid sunscreen with mineral and chemical filters and contains titanium dioxide, but be careful, there are reviews that it can sting your eyes because of the chemical filters. It's a pretty oily sunscreen, so I'd recommend it for dry and mature skin, oily or combo skin might feel it's too much. I also wouldn't recommend it for darker complexions because it can leave a white cast, and if you have a lot of redness I wouldn't recommend it either. Between the two, most people would probably prefer Skin1004, but I have dry skin so I never feel too oily with this one, so I'll pick d'Alba."

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"The D'Alba also pills. The reason I'm decluttering this I know don't recommend it is the pilling."

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Frequently asked.

What is d'Alba Sunscreen?

d'Alba Sunscreen is a moisturizing sun formula with tone-up tinted, no-color, and purple versions, combining mineral and chemical filters.

Is d'Alba Sunscreen worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 64%.

What is d'Alba Sunscreen's Guru Score?

d'Alba Sunscreen holds a Guru Score of 64%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.