- Release Date
- 2018.2.21
- Size
- 20ml / 60ml
- Brand
- ANESSA
- Producer
- Shiseido Japan Co.
- Product Type
- Sunscreen
- Price
- ¥1,200 / ¥3,000
- SPF・PA
- SPF50+·PA++++
- UV Filter(s)
- Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide, Uvinul T 150, Uvinul A Plus & Tinosorb S.
The product has been replaced or discontinued as of 2020.
ANESSA Perfect UV Sunscreen Mild Milk is a Japanese sunscreen milk for sensitive skin.
The sunscreen fluid has an additive-free, extra gentle formula developed specifically for the needs of sensitive children’s and babies’ skin. It features Anessa’s signature Aqua Booster technology which reacts with the minerals in sweat and water upon contact to create a more uniform and stronger protective veil over the skin.
Ideally suited for outdoor activities and sports, the light-as-air milky fluid gives delicate skin durable protection against UV damages and irritating airborne particles. Skin feels comfortable and silky smooth. Alcohol-free, fragrance-free, paraben-free.
- For the face and body.
- Resistant to water and sweat (80 minutes).
- Can be used as a makeup base.
- Removable with face wash or soap.
Ingredient(s): Alcohol-Free Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate Fragrance-Free Octinoxate-Free Paraben-Free Tinosorb S Uvinul A Plus
Skin Type(s): Children's Skin Sensitive Skin
Beauty Concern(s): Redness & Irritation
UV Protection: Outdoor Activities & Sports PA++++
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Hello, please answer my question:
What difference between this and annesa perfect uv milk? Extra gentle formula = are % filters of this lower? and is lower protection?
No, it has absolutely nothing do with lower UV protection. Again, please do read the detailed info (including ingredients) already provided for both products. You will find the answers to your questions there.
Thank you so much
Does this need to be reapplied every 2 hours?
Sunscreens don’t last forever but this is a blanket recommendation that is only applicable to American sunscreens to make up for the inadequacy of the formulas and common user errors. It’s completely unheard of in Japan — there is no such recommendation. There’s no need to reapply for normal day to day activities. If you’re swimming or sweating you should reapply after 80 minutes. If you’re spending the day outdoors in the sun, you should reapply every 2-3 hours.
Thank you!
Hi, is this suitable for sensitive skin?
Hello! Is there any way of knowing the percentage of Zinc oxide and T dioxide?
No, Japanese cosmetic manufacturers don’t disclose UV filters’ percentages — just like European companies.
ohh I see. Is there a reason why?
For the same reason why percentages of any other cosmetic ingredients aren’t provided. Japanese and Europe classify sunscreens as cosmetics, not drugs — they don’t contain “active ingredients”. Knowing the % of UV filters makes no difference as a consumer. Even you know them, you still wouldn’t be able to estimate its UV protection as higher ZnO/TiO2 doesn’t equal higher UVA protection. Particle size and other ingredients present all make a very significant difference. In-vivo ISO 24444:2010 (SPF) & ISO 24442:2011 (UVA) test methods are required by law (not just a recommendation) in Japan for all products with sun protection.… Read more »
I still have a bottle with old package which i bought last year. How do I know if it is still good to use? anyway I can check the expiry date?