Infused with Rose and Peony Extracts for Dewy Hydration and Sebum Control
Fine Bubble Texture and Purple Tone-Up Formula
Now Available at Olive Young, Naver, and Amoremall

Amorepacific's beauty brand Mamonde announced on August 14 that it will launch two new sun care products designed to enhance makeup adherence.


[Today's New Products] Mamonde Launches Two Sun Care Products for Enhanced Makeup Adherence View original image

The newly released "Flora Glow Rose UV Protector" and "Pore Control Peony UV Protector" both focus on providing sun protection while helping makeup adhere smoothly to the skin.


The "Flora Glow Rose UV Protector" is an ultra-lightweight sun care product containing rose-peptide, the key ingredient from Mamonde's rose line, along with 80% skincare ingredients. It features a patented technology that produces fine bubbles without gas, allowing the formula to adhere thinly and evenly to the skin. Despite 2-3 pumps, the fine bubble formula weighs less than 1g, minimizing stickiness and cakiness while providing hydration for a natural, dewy glow.


The "Pore Control Peony UV Protector" is a purple-toned sun care product. It contains peony extract, zinc, and niacinamide to help control excess sebum and oil, and corrects yellow undertones for a naturally balanced complexion. It is also designed to refine pores, resulting in a smoother skin appearance.


A Mamonde spokesperson said, "Sun care is becoming the first step in a makeup routine, going beyond just sun protection to impact overall makeup quality," adding, "Rose is focused on delivering a dewy, radiant finish, while Peony targets care for oily skin. Customers can choose based on their skin concerns and their desired makeup look."



The two new products will be released sequentially through major online and offline channels, including Olive Young, Naver, and Amoremall.


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