The Harnay UV Out Sun Block Tone-up Sun Cream SPF50+ PA+++

Brand-name correction: the Korean brand "더하르나이" romanizes officially as "The Harnay" (stylized "THE HARNAY" on its own site header and shopping-bag branding), not "Theharnie" — confirmed via the brand's own official site (theharnay.co.kr), its Instagram (@theharnay_official), and its Musinsa brand page (THEHARNAY). Officially named "더하르나이 혼합자차 선크림" (a "mixed/hybrid-filter" sun cream, combining mineral and organic UV filters) and sold on the brand's own site as "UV Out Sun Block" at ₩19,600 sale / ₩28,000 list for 70ml, per the product's own official information table (checked 2026-09-04). Officially registered as a triple-function cosmetic — UV protection, whitening, and wrinkle improvement — per the brand's own disclosure table, an unusually strong claim set for an indie-brand sunscreen at this price point. (Checked: 2026-09-04)

Specifications

Is it OK for sensitive skin?

Declared facts only, not a suitability verdict: no fragrance listed; labeled allergens present: Citral, Limonene; 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 14 of 51; Adenosine: rank 38 of 51.

Can I buy it outside Korea?

No international-shipping channel verified in our sources (checked 2026-09-10); Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea; Shipping scope unverified: The Harnay official site (theharnay.co.kr).

Is the Korean version of this sun cream different from the export version?

Not researched — no international storefront or export listing was found for The Harnay this session; the brand appears to sell only through Olive Young Korea and its own Korean-language site (theharnay.co.kr), checked 2026-09-04.

Is "The Harnay" a Korean brand?

Yes — The Harnay (더하르나이) is a Korean skincare brand established in 2018, selling through Olive Young Korea and its own site (theharnay.co.kr).

What UV filter type is this — mineral, organic, or hybrid?

Hybrid ("혼합자차") — it combines mineral filters (Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide) with organic filters (Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate, Octocrylene), per the brand's own product comparison chart, which contrasts it with the brand's other, mineral-only "Cicaide" sun cream.

Sources

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