Centellian24 Madeca Derma Shield | K - Tone-Up Sunscreen | 1.69 fl oz

Korean tone-up sunscreen from Centellian24 is a pink-tinted daily sun cream made in Korea, built on Green TECA, Dongkook Pharmaceutical's own Centella asiatica complex.

What Madeca Derma Shield is

Madeca Derma Shield Safe Tone-Up Sun Cream is the sun-care tube in Centellian24's Madeca line, in a 1.69 fl oz (50 ml) tube. It goes on as a soft pink-tinted cream rather than a chalky white one, and the Korean label rates it SPF 50+ PA++++ broad spectrum. The formula is certified vegan.

Centella asiatica — the plant Korea calls byeongpul and the West calls cica — has been a fixture in Korean skin care for decades. Centellian24 is the line built around it by Dongkook Pharmaceutical (동국제약), and Green TECA is the Centella complex the company blends for its own formulas.

Made in Korea, stocked in New Jersey

This sun cream is made in Korea for Centellian24, the skincare brand of Dongkook Pharmaceutical (동국제약). Kosbee buys it into US stock and ships it from our own New Jersey warehouse.

That means a sealed tube leaves a US warehouse within one business day — no month-long transit from overseas, and no guessing about which seller handled it along the way.

Key facts

Brand

Centellian24, the Madeca skincare line from Dongkook Pharmaceutical (동국제약).

Product

Madeca Derma Shield Safe Tone-Up Sun Cream.

Made in

Korea.

Size

1.69 fl oz (50 ml) tube.

Korean label rating

Labeled in Korea as SPF 50+ PA++++, broad spectrum. It is sold here as an imported Korean cosmetic and does not carry US FDA Drug Facts labeling.

Centella complex

Green TECA — Dongkook's own blend of madecassic acid, asiatic acid, and asiaticoside, with Centella asiatica flower/leaf/stem extract and Centella asiatica root extract.

Other listed ingredients

Glutathione, the brand's patented Bright Rose complex (international patent WO 2020/157428 A1 — Rosa damascena flower water, Rosa damascena flower oil, pentylene glycol), and peach extract.

Finish

Soft pink-tinted cream, dewy rather than matte. Marketed for dull and uneven skin tone.

Formulation

Certified vegan.

When to use

Morning, as the last skincare step before makeup.

Storage

Away from direct sunlight. Close the tube after use and keep out of reach of children.

How to use it

How do you apply a tone-up sun cream without a white cast?

Take about two finger-lengths for face and neck — roughly a quarter's worth. Dot it on forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin first, then spread outward in thin layers rather than rubbing one thick blob around.

The pink tint is what keeps it from reading grey or chalky on the skin. It still needs a moment to settle, so give it two or three minutes before makeup goes on top.

How often should you reapply a tone-up sun cream?

Every two hours outdoors, and sooner after swimming, sweating, or towelling off. At a desk indoors, once in the morning is usually enough.

If you are wearing makeup, a cushion or stick over the top is easier than trying to re-cream a full face.

Before you use it

For external use only. Keep it out of the eyes; if it gets in, rinse with plenty of water. Avoid broken or irritated skin, and stop using it if irritation develops.

If your skin is reactive, patch test on the inner forearm for a day or two before the first full application, and read the ingredient list on the tube if you have known sensitivities.

Choosing between the Madeca products

Tone-up sun cream or regular sunscreen — what is the difference?

A tone-up sun cream differs from a plain sunscreen in that it carries a light cosmetic tint. Both are worn as the last morning step, but the tint evens out how skin reads in daylight and in photos, which is why Korean brands sell it as a foundation-free option.

Madeca Derma Shield uses a pink tint rather than the lavender or white tints more common in the category, which is what gives it a warmer finish instead of a cool one.

Derma Shield or a Madeca cream — which one do you need?

They sit at opposite ends of the day. Madeca Derma Shield is the morning tube: sun care with a tone-up finish. Madeca Cream Time Reverse and Madeca Cream Tight Lifting are the night tubes, both built on retinol and a titrated Centella complex.

If you already use a Madeca cream at night, this is the piece that completes the routine rather than replacing it. All three are 50 ml and all three are genuine Centellian24.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Centellian24 Madeca Derma Shield authentic and made in Korea?

Yes. This is Madeca Derma Shield Safe Tone-Up Sun Cream, made in Korea for Centellian24, the skincare line of Dongkook Pharmaceutical (동국제약). Kosbee buys it into US stock and ships sealed 1.69 fl oz (50 ml) tubes from our own New Jersey warehouse.

How do you use Madeca Derma Shield in a morning routine?

Apply it as the last skincare step in the morning, after toner and serum. Take about two finger-lengths for face and neck, dot it on and spread in thin layers, then wait two or three minutes before makeup. Reapply every two hours outdoors.

How is a tone-up sun cream different from a regular sunscreen?

A tone-up sun cream carries a light cosmetic tint that a plain sunscreen does not. Both go on as the last morning step, but the tint evens out how skin reads, which is why Korean brands sell it as a foundation-free option. Derma Shield uses a pink tint rather than lavender or white.

How fast does Kosbee ship this Madeca sun cream?

Kosbee stocks this sun cream at our own warehouse in New Jersey and ships within one business day, so orders inside the United States arrive in days rather than weeks from overseas. Each order is a sealed 1.69 fl oz (50 ml) tube.

An authentic Madeca tube, shipped from the US

A 1.69 fl oz (50 ml) tube of Madeca Derma Shield Safe Tone-Up Sun Cream, sourced by Kosbee and shipped from our New Jersey warehouse within one business day. Store it away from direct sunlight and close the tube after each use.

See the rest of the Centellian24 collection, and pair it with Madeca Cream Time Reverse or Madeca Cream Tight Lifting for the night step.

*For external use only. Avoid use on broken or irritated skin. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Patch test recommended before first use. SPF 50+ / PA++++ is the rating printed on the Korean label; this product is sold as an imported cosmetic and does not carry US FDA Drug Facts labeling.