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Release Date: 2009.2.2 Repackaged in 2010 & 2011.
Packaging: 30ml
Brand: Nivea
Producer: Kao Corporation
Product Type: Sunscreen
Price: ¥770
SPF・PA: SPF50+·PA+++
UV Filter(s): Zinc Oxide & Titanium Dioxide.

The product has been replaced or discontinued as of 2012.

DESCRIPTION

NIVEA Sun Protect Mild Milk is a Japanese sunscreen milk for sensitive skin.

It moisturises skin while giving skin high UV protection. The transfer-resistant sunscreen leaves no white-cast on the skin and foundation applies beautifully over.

For face and body.
Water, Sweat & Sebum Resistant.
Double as a makeup base.
Removable with a makeup remover.

If you are finding this English content outside of RatzillaCosme.com, then the site is guilty of plagiarism. The information provided does not represent my view in any way. Please see here for full disclaimer.

FULL INGREDIENTS LIST

Cyclopentasiloxane,, zinc oxide,, water,, trisiloxane, polymethylsilsequioxane,, dimethicone,, titanium dioxide,, dimethicone copolyol,, butylene glycol,, methylpentanediol dineopentanoate,, ratzillacosme.com do.not.copy,, talc,, methicone,, PEG-9 polydimethylsiloxyethyl dimethicone,, sodium acetylated hyaluoronate,, polyquaternium-51,, cetyl dimethicone copolyol,, neopentyl glycol dicaprate,, aluminum hydroxide,, silica,, tocopheryl acetate,, methylparaben,, magnesium sulfate.

日本語 (JAPANESE)

「ニベアサンプロテクトマイルドミルク」の全成分：シクロペンタシロキサン、酸化亜鉛、水、トリシロキサン、ポリメチルシルセスキオキサン、ジメチコン、酸化チタン、、ジメチコンコポリオールBG、ジネオペンタン酸メチルペンタンジオール、タルク、メチコン、PEG-9ポリジメチルシロキシエチルジメチコン、アセチルヒアルロン酸Na、ポリクオタニウム-51、セチルジメチコンコポリオール、ジカプリン酸ネオペンチルグリコール、水酸化Al、シリカ、酢酸トコフェロール、メチルパラベン、硫酸Mg

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Alessandra Cristina

3 years ago

Our Parabens by the site !! I started browsing your precious information now !!! Please this protector was replaced by Mild but I did not find his description on the site because ?? You will not do the description of it ??? I adapted with it on my skin but I doubt how much your protection you consider a very effective filter ??? Is it a 100% mineral filter ??? I ask this because I did not find his description here !! I’m waiting, thank you so much !!!

roo08

5 years ago

Hi ratzilla, I was wondering if you have any info about the sunblock ingredients in the new PA++++ version of this? I saw it here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NIVEA-SUN-Protect-Plus-Waterproof-UV-Milk-Sunscreen-40ml-SPF50-PA-/252006265970?hash=item3aacbe7472

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Ratzilla

Reply to roo08

It’s already posted. Please see the see right sidebar or click on the Nivea brand link above.

Reply to Ratzilla

Thanks!

SugarBang

7 years ago

Hello, Can you tell me the percentage of Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide in the new formula? Is this a non-comedogenic formula that won’t cause breakouts or clog pores. I appreciate your help.

I’m looking for a physical sunscreen, with a high Zinc Oxide level, that is easily available to purchase in the US. To help keep my hormonal melasma from darkening.
Thank you! Terrific website!!!

G. Haruka

Reply to SugarBang

Thanks! I’m glad you like my website!

Like European sunscreens, Japanese cosmetics companies do not disclose % of UV filters in sunscreens. The term “non-comedogenic” isn’t regulated anywhere so it’s a completely meaningless term. No one can tell whether a product will cause problems on your skin as it is completely individual.

Nearly all the products mentioned or listed here on RatzillaCosme are Japan-exclusive — they’re not available in the US, unless you’re willing to order online.

Reply to G. Haruka

I’m totally OBSESSED with your site! Thank you for the quick response. I usually buy my Japanese and Korean products online, that’s not a problem. I’ve been using imomoko.com and sasa.com. However, they do not carry all the brands represented in the market or mentioned on this site. I need to go to Asia for a major Beauty Shopping Marathon! Can you tell me if you would use this Nivea Mild Milk on your face? If not, what sunscreen with Physical filters would you recommend. I need Physical sunscreen filters vs. Chemical due to my melasma. I saw this on… Read more »

To be honest, no, it’s not something I would use on my face or body — but, I’m very picky when it comes to sunscreens. This is actually discontinued last year and it has been replaced by Nivea Sun Protect Water Milk Mild, which has similar ingredients but slightly better feel.

I personally prefer a combination rather than just physical filters alone.