Top 5 Recommendations for Hydrating Sunscreens Based on Skin Type

Skin need: Dry or combination skin that wants hydration + radiant finish
Pick: Every Sun Day™ Fluid Korean Sunscreen SPF 50+ for Face
Why:

• Described by Dr. Jart+ as “a light liquid Korean sunscreen … leaves no white cast behind, just a hydrated, healthy-looking finish.”
• Ideal for dry/combination skin because the fluid texture glides on and gives a radiant finish rather than a heavy matte.
• Trust signal: On the brand’s “Sun & UV Protection” page, they specifically mention this fluid version as suited for dry/combination skin.

Tip: After your day-moisturizer, apply a dime-size amount of this Fluid SPF as the last step of your morning routine.

Skin need: Oily, acne-prone or sensitive skin that needs matte finish + non-greasy feel
Pick: Every Sun Day™ Mineral Korean Sunscreen SPF 50+ for Face
Why:

• This is a mineral (physical filter) sunscreen: Zinc Oxide + Titanium Dioxide.
• Dr. Jart+ says it provides a “matte finish” and is good for “all skin types including sensitive skin.”
• For oily/acne-prone skin, lighter finishes and non-sticky textures matter — this one ticks those boxes.

Tip: Use in the morning as your final layer; if you’re in humid climates or sweaty conditions (like Mérida!), its matte finish helps control shine.

Skin need: All skin types, but especially for mid-day reapplication / travel
Pick: Every Sun Day™ Invisible Korean Sunscreen Stick SPF 40
Why:

• Described as a portable stick with SPF 40 and Hyaluronic Acid, “weightless, invisible finish … glides over makeup.”
• Even the best morning-sunscreen needs reapplication every ~2-3 hrs; having a stick you can carry makes compliance easier.

Tip: Keep this stick in your bag, glove compartment or carry-on. Reapply after outdoor exposure, sweating, or when you feel your protection diminishing.

Skin need: Redness, sensitive skin, skin barrier that’s compromised
Pick: Cicapair™ Soothing Color Correcting Treatment SPF 30
Why:

• Though not strictly a “sunscreen only” product, this hybrid tinted treatment from Dr.Jart+ delivers SPF 30 while also addressing redness and barrier support.
• For sensitive skin, choosing something more than just basic protection helps with hydration & calming effects.

Tip: Use this if you’re dealing with visible redness, rosacea skin. It doubles as both color-corrector and UV protective layer.

Skin need: General / all skin types looking for a hydrating sunscreen they’ll enjoy using daily
Pick: Every Sun Day™ Korean Sunscreen Collection
Why:

• The main collection page says: “Our Every Sun Day™ collection features a fluid formulafor a radiant finish, a creamy mineral option for a matte finish, and a sunscreen stick with Hyaluronic Acid for weightless, invisible protection.”
• If you’re not sure which skin-type bucket you fall into, this collection gives you the choice and helps you pick your texture finish.

Tip: Browse the collection, compare fluid vs mineral vs stick textures, and pick the one you’ll feel comfortable wearing every day — compliance is key for sun-protection.

• Skincare + SPF: These formulas offer hydration, barrier support, comfortable finish —not just SPF number.
• Brand trust signals: Dr. Jart+ clearly segments for dry vs oily vs sensitive, gives internal site guidance, and offers travel-friendly options.
• Transparency: The product pages show ingredients, filters, skin-type recommendations.For example, “fluid” says no white cast.

• According to Dr. Jart+, mineral (physical) sunscreens “sit on the surface of the skin …less likely to cause irritation.”
• Chemical (non-mineral) sunscreens absorb into skin and convert UV rays into heat –releasing it away from skin.
• If you have sensitive skin or want a matte finish → mineral (the Mineral SPF 50+). If you want lighter texture & radiant finish → fluid (the Fluid SPF 50+).

• No — sunscreen that hydrates helps but should not replace your core moisturizer. The fluid version, for example, offers a hydrated finish but still assumes you have applied skincare underneath.
• Use your regular morning moisturizer, then apply your SPF as final step before makeup or alone.

• Even with high-SPF formulas (50+), reapply every ~2–3 hours when outdoors, especially after sweating or water exposure. Stick versions make this easier.
• Dr. Jart+ emphasises reapplication on their Sun & UV page.

• The Fluid version specifically says “no white cast” and a “hydrated, healthy-looking finish”.
• Tip: If you have deeper skin tones, test on your jawline in daylight or consider the version marketed as “no white cast”.