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Additive Free Life Sunscreen Milk SPF 35 PA+++
SPF 35 · PA+++ Tone-up Brightening veil from mineral & tone-up formulas; evens out your skin tone. Japan jp-domestic Formulation variant: jp-domestic. Region-specific reformulations are tracked as separate products.
Simple TiO2 mineral milk with botanical extracts; eucalyptus oil mildly penalizes sensitive use but no fragrance, ethanol or PEGs.
△ MIN Mineral filters Mineral filters — Physical filters (ZnO, TiO2) sit on top and reflect UV. Reef-safer and super gentle. F F-FREE Fragrance-free Fragrance-free — No added fragrance — lower irritation risk if your skin's reactive. A A-FREE Alcohol-free Alcohol-free — No drying short-chain alcohols (denatured / SD alcohol).
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73.5
Composite
Composite score · independent
Ranks #661 of 1558 in the current catalogue. Simple TiO2 mineral milk with botanical extracts; eucalyptus oil mildly penalizes sensitive use but no fragrance, ethanol or PEGs.
01 The score breakdown
02 Composition · key UV filters 1 filters resolved
03 The facts, at a glance
Protection
Filter type Mineral filters (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide) sit on skin and reflect UV. Chemical filters absorb UV. Hybrid runs both.
Mineral
Broad spectrum Covers both UVA and UVB. UVA drives aging and deeper damage; UVB gives you burns.
No
Formulation & feel
Texture How it feels going on — milk, gel, cream, spray, stick, essence, lotion, powder, or cushion.
Milk
Finish How it looks once dry: matte, natural, dewy, or glowy.
Natural
Tinted Adds sheer pigment (iron oxides) that masks the white cast common to mineral filters and gives a skin-tone finish.
No
Fragrance-free No synthetic perfume added. Not FDA-defined in the US; the EU requires 'Parfum' + the 26 named allergens on the label. 'Unscented' is different — it can hide masking fragrance. Botanical oils still scent.
Yes
Alcohol-free No drying short-chain alcohols (alcohol denat., SD alcohol, ethanol). Doesn't mean fatty alcohols like cetyl or stearyl — those are emollients.
Yes
Verdict Is it worth it?
A simple Japanese mineral milk built around titanium dioxide with shea butter, hyaluronate and botanical extracts. Light tone-up finish, but eucalyptus oil and a single-filter UV system limit its range.
Pros
- Single mineral filter (titanium dioxide), no organic UV agents
- Fragrance-free and ethanol-free formula
- Includes shea butter, hyaluronate and tocopherol
- Botanical extracts (aloe, olive leaf, peach leaf)
- Tone-up finish from titanium dioxide
Cons
- SPF 35 / PA+++ is moderate; not for prolonged outdoor exposure
- Eucalyptus globulus leaf oil can irritate reactive skin
- Single UV filter limits UVA breadth
Who it's for: Sensitive-skin users wanting a fragrance-free mineral milk with a tone-up finish for shorter, moderate-UV days.
04 Full ingredient list (INCI) 25 ingredients
MODERN FILTER 0 LEGACY FILTER 0 MINERAL FILTER 1 ADDED FRAGRANCE 0 NATURAL FRAGRANCE 1 ALCOHOL 0 WATCH 0 ACTIVE 3
Water·Dipropylene Glycol· Glycerin Humectant — the workhorse hydrator. ·Triethylhexanoin· Titanium Dioxide Mineral UV filter — physical block; reef-safer. ·Isononyl Isononanoate·Isostearic Acid·Triethoxycaprylylsilane·Pentylene Glycol·Butylene Glycol·Butyrospermum Parkii Butter· Sodium Hyaluronate Hyaluronic acid — humectant. ·Prunus Persica Leaf Extract·Olea Europaea Leaf Extract·Luffa Cylindrica Fruit/Leaf/Stem Extract·Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract· Tocopherol Vitamin E — antioxidant. · Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil Essential / botanical oil — releases scent compounds (terpenes, aldehydes) naturally. Marketed as "natural" but still a recognised source of contact sensitivity. ·Sorbitan Oleate·Hydrated Silica·Caprylyl Glycol·Aluminum Hydroxide·Carbomer·Xanthan Gum·Potassium Hydroxide
Source: brand-published INCI. Last verified 2026. Show in detail
18 Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil NATURAL FRAGRANCE Essential / botanical oil — releases scent compounds (terpenes, aldehydes) naturally. Marketed as "natural" but still a recognised source of contact sensitivity.