Dr.Orga 100 Sun Cream SPF50+ PA+++

Dr.Orga is the vegan & clean-beauty brand of Korean company Gamsung Global Co., Ltd. (감성글로벌㈜); "Dr.Orga" is the brand's own official Latin spelling, confirmed on its official site drorga.com and matched across Olive Young Global, Amazon and eBay listings. Asked directly what "100" means, the brand's own Olive Young Q&A answer states the 100 Sun Cream is "100% naturally-derived" (자연유래 100%) — not a mineral-only or ingredient-count claim. It's a mineral (무기자차) SPF50+ PA+++ sunscreen, 32,000 KRW list (22,400 KRW on sale, 4.8/5 from 81 Olive Young Korea reviews), checked 2026-09-04. Olive Young Global sells what is presented as the same product under the same name and SPF/PA rating, at a sale price of US$25.90. But its own "Specific Item Info" ingredient disclosure differs from Olive Young Korea's mandatory disclosure in two ways: it names a different manufacturer (KPCOS vs. the domestic disclosure's ㈜결고은사람들, though both list Gamsung Global as the marketing-authorization holder), and its ingredient list includes an extra "Beeswax" entry alongside "Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax" — the Korean domestic disclosure lists only Candelilla Wax, no beeswax. This could reflect a genuine formula difference or a translation/database artifact on Olive Young Global's page; it isn't independently confirmed beyond the two on-page disclosures, both checked 2026-09-04. Per the brand's own Olive Young Q&A answers: no non-comedogenic testing has been done on this product, and double cleansing is recommended despite "easy-washable" labeling (2026-07-20 answer); no waterproof testing has been done either, and the brand notes the cream-type formula "isn't easily washed off by water" (2024-08-05 answer); and as of a 2022-03-08 answer, the brand had adjusted manufacturing to reduce (but not eliminate) a natural phase-separation issue inherent to a 100%-naturally-derived formula, recommending the tube be kneaded/shaken if separation is noticed. (Checked: 2026-09-04)

Specifications

Is it OK for sensitive skin?

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

Can I buy it outside Korea?

International shipping: Olive Young Global, Amazon (US); Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea; Shipping scope unverified: Dr.Orga official site (drorga.com), SSG.com; Global price: US$25.90 sale price (Olive Young Global; list price shown only as HK$287.86 in this Hong Kong-geolocated browsing session, ~30% off, checked 2026-09-04).

Is the Korean version of Dr.Orga's 100 Sun Cream different from the export version?

Possibly, in one specific ingredient. Both Olive Young Korea and Olive Young Global sell it under the same name at SPF50+ PA+++, but their official ingredient disclosures list different manufacturers (Korea: ㈜결고은사람들; Global: KPCOS, with Gamsung Global as marketing-authorization holder on both), and Olive Young Global's disclosure additionally lists "Beeswax" alongside Candelilla Wax, which the Korean domestic disclosure does not list. This could be a genuine formula difference or a labeling artifact on the Global listing — not confirmed beyond comparing the two disclosures, checked 2026-09-04.

"100" in the name, is it noncomedogenic, and is double cleansing required?

Answering a customer's exact question, the brand states: the "100 Sun Cream" is 100% naturally-derived and mild enough for the whole family, versus its separately sold "Premium Sun Protection Cream" which is a makeup-friendly (파데프리) tone-up sunscreen. No non-comedogenic testing has been conducted on the 100 Sun Cream, and the brand recommends double cleansing (brand-stated, Olive Young Q&A answer dated 2026-07-20, checked 2026-09-04).

Is this sunscreen waterproof?

No — the brand states no waterproof testing has been done, though it notes the cream-type formula "isn't easily washed off by water" (brand-stated, Olive Young Q&A answer dated 2024-08-05, checked 2026-09-04).

Is it vegan?

No vegan certification mark was found on Olive Young Korea's official ingredient disclosure or on the brand's own site (which claims a general "vegan & clean beauty" brand philosophy but doesn't show a product-specific vegan certificate for this item). Note also that Olive Young Global's disclosure for this same product lists "Beeswax" — an animal-derived ingredient not vegan by definition — though this entry does not appear in Olive Young Korea's domestic disclosure; see the Korea-vs-export answer above. Checked 2026-09-04.

Sources

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