Innisfree

Daily UV Defense Sunscreen SPF 36

SPF · $0.00

Suits

Oily, Combination

Pore-clogging

Very low

Use when

AM & PM

Recognised

23/30

What's doing the work

Avobenzone#1 of 30

The most common UVA filter — essential for full-spectrum sun protection. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.

Homosalate#2 of 30

A UVB filter often used in high-SPF formulations to boost protection. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.

Octisalate#3 of 30

A UVB-only filter commonly used to boost SPF and improve texture. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.

Where it goes

After cleansing, before moisturiser.

☀️ MORNING · 🌙 EVENING

Don't layer with

Retinol — because this contains Witch Hazel.

AHAs — because this contains Witch Hazel.

BHAs — because this contains Witch Hazel.

Using them in the same routine is usually fine — it's applying them together, in one layer, that causes the problem. Check against your own routine →

How confident is this

high confidence

We recognised 23 of 30 ingredients, including the ones near the top of the list where concentration is highest. Ingredient list taken from the brand's own product page and checked on 2026-09-04. Formulations change — check the pack if it matters.

See all 30 ingredients (23 recognised)

Avobenzone Homosalate Octisalate Butyloctyl SalicylateDipropylene GlycolEthylhexyl MethoxycryleneGlycerin Silica 1,2-HexanediolArachidyl AlcoholBehenyl AlcoholCetyl Alcohol Pentylene GlycolArachidyl GlucosideAcrylate Polymer Thickener Glyceryl Stearate PEG-100 Stearate Fragrance Ethylhexylglycerin LimoneneT-Butyl AlcoholLinalool Vitamin E Jojoba OilHelianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed OilWitch Hazel Butylene Glycol Green Tea Extract Centella Asiatica Caprylyl Glycol

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