Toxnfill Derma Exo Water Shield Zinc 365 Sun Cream
Toxnfill's Derma Exo Water Shield Zinc 365 Sun Cream sells for ₩34,000 (50ml) on Olive Young Korea, and is also listed on Olive Young Global at US$40.00 list / US$29.89 sale, checked 2026-09-04. Despite the "365" name pattern shared with several other Korean "daily mineral sunscreen" lines, Olive Young Global's own product description for this SKU frames it as a single-filter mineral (inorganic) sunscreen using zinc oxide, with no organic UV filters or titanium dioxide mentioned anywhere in the brand's marketing copy — though the full mandatory ingredient disclosure (전성분) is shown only via an image panel on Olive Young Korea and wasn't accessible for direct transcription to independently confirm this. The product cites an "EXCELLENT" rating from Dermatest Germany and completed sensitivity/eye-irritation testing, per Olive Young Global's listing; no vegan certification badge was found on either the Korea or Global listing. (Checked: 2026-09-04)
Specifications
| Volume | 50ml |
|---|---|
| Form | cream |
| Key ingredients | Zinc Oxide, Centella Asiatica Extract, Panthenol, Allantoin |
| Vegan certified | No certification found (checked 2026-09-04) |
| Contains petrolatum | No |
| Korea launch | — |
| Renewal history | None recorded |
| Korea vs export | No known difference (verified against a named export-market source) |
| Korea regular price | ₩34,000 |
| Price per 100ml | ₩68,000 / 100ml |
| Global price | US$40.00 list / US$29.89 sale (Olive Young Global) |
| Retailers | International shipping: Olive Young Global; Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea; Shipping scope unverified: Toxnfill official site (toxnfillcosmetic.com) |
| Functional cosmetic status | Registered (UV protection) |
| SPF | SPF50+ |
| PA | PA++++ |
| UV filters | Zinc Oxide |
Can I buy it outside Korea?
International shipping: Olive Young Global; Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea; Shipping scope unverified: Toxnfill official site (toxnfillcosmetic.com); Global price: US$40.00 list / US$29.89 sale (Olive Young Global).
Is the Korean version of Toxnfill's Derma Exo Water Shield Zinc 365 Sun Cream different from the export version?
No confirmed difference. The product is listed under the identical name and SPF50+/PA++++ rating on both Olive Young Korea and Olive Young Global, checked 2026-09-04. This is a match on naming, branding, and stated SPF/PA rather than a byte-for-byte ingredient comparison — Olive Young Korea's own full 전성분 disclosure is shown only via an image/UI panel that wasn't accessible for direct transcription at time of check, and Olive Young Global's own listing likewise doesn't publish a plain-text INCI.
Is zinc oxide the only UV filter in this sunscreen, or does it also use organic (chemical) filters?
Based on available evidence, it appears to be zinc-oxide-only. Olive Young Global's own product description for this SKU describes it as a mineral/inorganic sunscreen that "reflects UV rays" using zinc oxide, and does not mention titanium dioxide or any organic filter (e.g. Uvinul, Tinosorb, avobenzone, octinoxate) anywhere in its marketing copy. This isn't a substitute for the mandatory ingredient disclosure itself, which is published only as an image panel on Olive Young Korea and wasn't accessible for direct transcription, checked 2026-09-04.
Is it vegan?
Not confirmed — no vegan certification badge or claim appears on either the Olive Young Korea or Olive Young Global listing, checked 2026-09-04.
Does it contain petrolatum?
Not confirmed either way — Petrolatum/Vaselinum isn't mentioned in any available product copy, but the full mandatory ingredient disclosure wasn't accessible in text form to verify its absence directly, checked 2026-09-04.
Sources
Olive Young product page — Checked: 2026-09-04