d'Alba Green Tone-Up Sun Cream

d'Alba's Green Tone-Up Sun Cream (full listing name "[레드보정썬] 달바 클린 티트리 리포좀 그린 톤업 선크림") is a hybrid organic+inorganic-filter, MFDS-registered functional SPF sunscreen using a green color-corrector to counteract redness; it sells for ₩34,000 (50ml) on Olive Young Korea, checked 2026-09-04. The identical formula is sold internationally on Olive Young Global as "d'Alba Clean Tea Tree Liposome Tone-Up Sun Cream (Green)" for US$40.00 — its own published English INCI list is a word-for-word match for the Korea listing's Korean disclosure. Notably, its ingredient list includes Retinal (retinaldehyde), a retinoid not commonly paired with daytime sunscreens; it is also certified vegan by Italy's V-LABEL. Chromium Oxide Greens, named in the product title, is disclosed at rank 73 of 76 in the full ingredient list. (Checked: 2026-09-04)

Specifications

Is it OK for sensitive skin?

Declared facts only, not a suitability verdict: no fragrance listed; labeled allergens present: Limonene, Linalool, Citral; no denatured alcohol listed. No irritation-related fact here implies suitability for any skin type.

How much of the key actives does it contain?

Niacinamide: rank 10 of 76; Adenosine: rank 47 of 76; Panthenol: rank 54 of 76; Madecassoside: rank 66 of 76; Chromium Oxide Greens (named in the product title): rank 73 of 76.

Can I buy it outside Korea?

International shipping: Olive Young Global; Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea; Shipping scope unverified: d'Alba official site (dalba.co.kr); Global price: US$40.00 (Olive Young Global, 50ml, listed as "Clean Tea Tree Liposome Tone-Up Sun Cream (Green)").

Is the Korean version of d'Alba's Green Tone-Up Sun Cream different from the export version?

No — Olive Young Global sells the identical formula under the name "Clean Tea Tree Liposome Tone-Up Sun Cream (Green)" (US$40.00, 50ml), and its own published English ingredient list is a word-for-word match, item for item, with Olive Young Korea's mandatory Korean disclosure, including the same four UV filters (Titanium Dioxide, Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate, Polysilicone-15, Ethylhexyl Triazone), checked 2026-09-04.

Is it vegan?

Yes — certified by V-LABEL, an Italian vegan-certification body, per multiple brand answers in Olive Young Korea's own Q&A (brand-stated, most recently dated 2026-04-29, checked 2026-09-04).

Is it waterproof or sweat-resistant?

No — the brand states it is not a waterproof product and recommends reapplying every 2-3 hours during swimming or heavy sweating; for sweat resistance specifically, the brand points customers to a separate SKU (d'Alba's Pink Tone-Up Sun Cream) that has completed its own sweat-proof human-use test (brand-stated, Olive Young Q&A answer dated 2025-02-26, checked 2026-09-04).

Can it be removed with just a cleansing foam?

Yes — the brand states the product has passed an "easy-washable" test and can be removed with a mildly acidic cleansing foam alone, without a separate sunscreen-specific cleanser (brand-stated, Olive Young Q&A answers dated 2025-02-26 and 2026-04-10, checked 2026-09-04).

Is it non-comedogenic tested?

Not reliably established for this specific product — a brand Q&A answer posted under this listing's "is it non-comedogenic certified?" question actually addresses a different d'Alba product (a "Vita Toning Capsule Cream"), an apparent customer-service mix-up, so no trustworthy brand statement about non-comedogenic testing exists for the Green Tone-Up Sun Cream itself (checked 2026-09-04).

Sources

Olive Young product page — Checked: 2026-09-04