UV Kids Pure Milk SPF50+ PA+++ — Reddit Reviews
by Biore
Updated October 14, 2026
Mineral SPF 50+ with titanium dioxide; water-resistant, smudge-proof protection with a greasy finish.
What the community says
A thin mineral milk built around zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, with a water-resistant film that holds up through rubbing. It works best for people prioritizing stubborn protection over elegance; greasier skin may hate the sticky finish and white cast.
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Real Reddit threads — 9 mentions across 7 threads
Biore UV Kids Pure Milk SPF50+ PA+++ on Reddit, in one place — 7 threads from r/AsianBeauty, r/Rosacea and 2 more, summarized.
“Biore UV Kids Pure Milk Sunscreen SPF50 PA+++ - its good but I prefer the Round Lab kids over this.”
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“This one is a little sticky and leaves a white cast for a good minute, and very liquid-y.”
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“Maybe repurchase.”
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“ended up using my cheap $10 Bioré UV kids sunscreen”
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“that is 100 times more cosmetically elegant than this abomination”
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“Biore UV Kids is honestly an underrated recommendation”
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“Biore UV kids Pure Milk - physical - consistency is thin.”
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“Super greasy, probably the greasiest sunscreen I’ve tried.”
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“It does dry mostly clear. No pilling or eye stinging.”
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“Which 1 is most rub-resistant? Anessa Perfect UV, Bioré UV Kids Milk, Sunplay Clear Water OR Allie Gel UV Ex?”
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“Looking for a hand sunscreen that won't run/smear a lot on everything I touch.”
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“Name: Biore UV Kids Pure Milk SPF 50+ PA+++ JP Edition”
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“Biore UV Kids Pure Milk Sunscreen worked well for my niece, mineral based”
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“Biore UV Kids Pure Milk (SPF 50 PA++++) is our holy grail.”
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“Does the biore one rub off white on stuff?”
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“Bioré UV Kids SPF 50+”
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“sunscreen recs for dry and sensitive skin?”
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“please drop your recommendations!”
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