Amazon shoppers call this viral medicube sunscreen their 'holy grail'

The medicube Collagen No Cast Just Glow Sunscreen combines SPF50 protection with hydrating skincare ingredients for a radiant finish.placeholder image
The medicube Collagen No Cast Just Glow Sunscreen combines SPF50 protection with hydrating skincare ingredients for a radiant finish. | Amazon

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This lightweight Korean sunscreen promises SPF50 protection without a white cast and has earned glowing reviews from thousands of Amazon shoppers

Finding a sunscreen you'll actually want to wear every day isn't always easy, but it is necessary to protect your skin especially as heatwaves are seemingly becoming more frequent.

One viral Korean skincare favourite is quickly becoming a staple in beauty routines.

The medicube Collagen No Cast Just Glow Sunscreen SPF50 has been awarded Amazon's Choice status, more than 5,000 shoppers have bought it in the past month alone, and it's now available with a small but welcome discount.

As one of the biggest names in K-beauty right now, medicube has attracted a huge following thanks to its skincare-focused formulas. Any saving on the brand is likely to catch the attention of beauty fans, particularly as products from the viral range rarely stay discounted for long. The medicube Collagen No Cast Just Glow Sunscreen is currently reduced from £18.59 to £16.90 on Amazon.

The SPF50 sunscreen is designed to do far more than simply protect skin from UV rays. Alongside broad-spectrum SPF50 protection, it's formulated with collagen and peptides to help support firmer-looking skin, while cica and niacinamide work to soothe and hydrate.

Hyaluronic acid and ceramides help reinforce the skin's moisture barrier, making it feel more like a skincare product than a traditional sunscreen.

One delighted Amazon shopper said it has become an essential part of their routine, writing: "LOVE this SPF! Leaves my skin feeling hydrated, glowy & well protected. No white cast, no greasiness, just a healthy glow left behind after use."

They added: "Had lots of comments on my glowy skin since using this SPF. It's become my holy grail!"

The medicube sunscreen has been created to blend seamlessly into all skin tones without leaving a white cast. Its lightweight, non-sticky texture absorbs quickly and can be worn comfortably on its own or underneath makeup, where it also works as a smoothing primer.

The hydrating formula is designed for year-round use rather than just sunny days. According to medicube, it provides SPF50 broad-spectrum UVA and UVB protection while helping to keep skin hydrated and comfortable throughout the seasons.

The medicube Collagen No Cast Just Glow Sunscreen SPF50 is currently available for £16.90, reduced from £18.59.

Discounts on this hugely popular K-beauty brand are relatively uncommon - so it’s a welcome chance to try one of Amazon's most talked-about sunscreens.

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