Verified dupe · Sunscreen
Kiehl's Better Screen UV Serum vs Dr.Jart+ Every Sun Day Tone-Up Sun Fluid
See all 20 Kiehl's dupes →As of Aug 9 · Prices reflect public listings on stores such as Coupang and may vary by store or promotion.
Why this dupe
The proof is in the ingredients, not the price
Ethylhexyl Triazone, Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine, Methylene Bis-Benzotriazolyl Tetramethylbutylphenol, Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate and other key ingredients appear in both full ingredient lists.
In the full lists, 11 ingredients overlap.
Who it's for
Across the full lists, both focus on moisture and uv. They don't share every ingredient, but the payoff lands in a similar place.
Neither product lists fragrance, paraben and mineral oil. The Kiehl's side does include phenoxyethanol, so if fragrance or preservatives are a concern, the Dr.Jart+ option may sit easier.
What works and what to weigh
- Moisture on par with the original
- Free of fragrance, paraben and mineral oil
- About 40% cheaper
- –The original adds ingredients for firmness.
- –The price gap is not large, so the original is also worth considering for deeper care.
Dupe match score
A blended score across key ingredients, benefit match, category and price. It reflects how recommendable the alternative is, not how identical the two products are.
Efficacy
The ingredients aren't identical, but both products aim at similar benefits. Each row shows which side covers it.
1 contributing ingredients
1 contributing ingredients
1 contributing ingredients
4 contributing ingredients
Key shared ingredients · 4
The key ingredients both products share — the basis for the match.
An organic UVB filter.
An organic UV filter covering both UVA and UVB.
An organic UV filter covering both UVA and UVB.
An organic UVA filter.
Neither list has a preservative-type marker with a known concentration cap. So we cannot tell how much of each shared ingredient these two products actually contain, and we would rather say that than guess.
Full ingredient comparison
Both full ingredient lists compared. More shared ingredients means a closer match.
Ingredients are listed by amount. Below 1%, brands may list them in any order, so ranking there means little.
Compared by full ingredient list. It does not mean concentration or texture are identical, and prices are as of the listed time.
Check before you buy
One last look before you buy: watch-outs, what each skips, and usage tips.
Watch-outs
Kiehl's
Dr.Jart+
Also on foreign regulatory lists: Phenoxyethanol (EU and 6 other regions). Details in the ingredient dictionary
Fragrance, parabens, etc. that some prefer to avoid. Products within labeled limits are generally fine.
Not included
Whether each product contains ingredients some prefer to avoid. A preference, not a safety verdict.
₩34,100₩56,890
Dr.Jart+ Every Sun Day Tone-Up Sun Fluid
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How we pick a dupe
We compare the full ingredient lists and only pair products that share core actives. Prices are checked against market listings, and ingredients with Korea MFDS usage standards are flagged on the page.
Disclaimer
This comparison is based on full-ingredient (INCI) data published under cosmetics law.
Shared ingredients mean the full-ingredient lists overlap, not that blend concentrations match; how a product feels and performs can differ by formulation and ingredient grade.
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