Stay protected wherever you go with the Beauty of Joseon Matte Sun Stick: Mugwort + Camelia SPF50+ PA++++. This convenient portable sunscreen stick provides broad-spectrum UV protection while helping control excess oil and shine throughout the day.
Infused with Mugwort and Camelia extracts, this lightweight matte formula glides smoothly onto the skin without feeling greasy or sticky. Perfect for daily use and easy reapplication over makeup, it leaves a fresh, soft-focus finish with no white cast.
Key Benefits
☀️ Broad Spectrum SPF50+ PA++++ Protection
☀️ Helps protect against UVA & UVB rays
☀️ Matte, non-greasy finish
☀️ Controls excess oil and shine
☀️ No white cast
☀️ Smooth, lightweight texture
☀️ Easy reapplication throughout the day
☀️ Travel-friendly stick format
Hero Ingredients
🌿 Mugwort Extract
- Helps soothe and calm the skin
- Rich in antioxidants
- Supports skin comfort during sun exposure
🌺 Camelia Extract
- Helps nourish and moisturise the skin
- Rich in skin-conditioning compounds
- Supports a healthy skin barrier
🧪 Sebum-Control Powder
- Helps absorb excess oil
- Reduces unwanted shine
- Leaves a smooth matte finish
Suitable For
✔ Oily Skin
✔ Combination Skin
✔ Normal Skin
✔ Sensitive Skin
✔ Acne-Prone Skin
✔ Daily Wear
✔ Reapplication Over Makeup
How To Use
- Apply as the final step of your morning skincare routine.
- Twist up the stick and gently glide across the face and neck.
- Reapply every 2-3 hours when outdoors or after sweating.
- Ideal for touch-ups throughout the day without using your hands.
Product Details
- Brand: Beauty of Joseon
- Product: Matte Sun Stick Mugwort + Camelia
- SPF50+ PA++++
- Size: 18g
- Made in Korea
Why You'll Love It
Unlike traditional sunscreen creams, the Beauty of Joseon Matte Sun Stick provides powerful sun protection in a convenient portable format. The matte finish helps minimise shine, while Mugwort and Camelia extracts keep skin feeling comfortable and balanced. Perfect for commuting, travelling, outdoor activities, and quick SPF top-ups throughout the day.
