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Korres Wild Rose Brightening Eye Cream SPF 15

Korres SPF 15
Korres Wild Rose Brightening Eye Cream SPF 15

60/100 overall score

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About this sunscreen

Korres Wild Rose Brightening Eye Cream SPF 15 is a chemical-filter eye cream that pairs light daytime sun protection with a dewy finish. Its older-generation filter blend (octinoxate, octocrylene and avobenzone) sits lightweight on skin with low white cast, though it may sting slightly for some around the eyes. SPF 15 protection is moderate, so it is generally suited to incidental indoor and shaded exposure rather than a full day in strong sun. Its overall score of 60/100 reflects modest protection in an otherwise comfortable, low-pore-clogging formula.

Ingredient & SPF scores

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UV protection

Moderate 42
  • +18 Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate at #2, UV filter
  • +16 Octocrylene at #3, UV filter
  • +28.5 Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane at #4, UV filter (UVA1 +15.2)
  • ×0.9 Limited long-UVA1 coverage
  • ×0.75 Avobenzone + octinoxate degrade each other in sunlight
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Health safety

Medium 50
  • +100 Starting score
  • −36 Octinoxate at #2 (regulatory/evidence concern)
  • −10.5 Octocrylene at #3, stacked (regulatory/evidence concern)
  • −3.5 Avobenzone at #4, stacked (regulatory/evidence concern)
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Allergens

Low 67
  • +100 Starting score
  • −18 Fragrance
  • −12 Opaque "Fragrance", hidden allergens that can't be checked from the label
  • −3 Photoallergen-tail UV filters (Octocrylene)
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White cast

Low 100
  • +100 Starting score
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Eye sting

Medium 38
  • +100 Starting score
  • −16 Avobenzone at #4, migrates into eyes with sweat
  • −22 Octocrylene at #3, migrates into eyes with sweat
  • −16 Octinoxate at #2, migrates into eyes with sweat
  • −8 Fragrance
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Heavy feel

Low 95
  • +100 Starting score
  • −5 Cetearyl Alcohol at #7, rich gel-network thickener
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Comedogenic

Low 99
  • +100 Starting score
  • −1 Glycine Soja Oil at #19, moderate comedogenic signal
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Fungal acne

Medium 50
  • +100 Starting score
  • −27 3 oils/butters that feed Malassezia (Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Rosa Canina Fruit Oil, Glycine Soja Oil)
  • −23 2 long-chain (C12+) esters that feed Malassezia (Sucrose Distearate, Sodium Stearoyl Glutamate)
  • +0 Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Extract at #34, ferment, disputed Malassezia trigger (not penalized)
  • +0 Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil at #36, jojoba wax ester, fungal-acne exception (not penalized)
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Fabric stains

High 30
  • +100 Starting score
  • −45 Avobenzone at #4, reacts with iron in wash water into rust-yellow stains
  • −15 Octocrylene at #3, co-stains alongside avobenzone
  • −10 Avobenzone + Octocrylene, the classic staining pair
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Moisture

Hydrating
LightNourishing
  • ← 1.5 1 sebum-absorbing powders (Distarch Phosphate)
  • → 4 Glycerin at #8, the anchor humectant
  • → 3 2 strong humectants (Panthenol, Betaine)
  • → 8 5 emollient lipids (Triheptanoin, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil, …)
  • → 2 Light emollient/solvent (Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride)
  • → 1 1 fatty-alcohol emollients (Cetearyl Alcohol)
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Finish

Dewy
MatteDewy
  • ← 1 1 sebum-absorbing powders (Distarch Phosphate)
  • → 10 5 emollient lipids (Triheptanoin, Glycine Soja Oil, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, …)
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Makeup base

Okay
PillsPrimer
  • ← 2 Gel polymers prone to pilling under friction (Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP Copolymer)
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Water resistance

Not resistant
Non-water-resistantWater-resistant

Nothing flagged in the ingredient list.

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Full ingredient list (41)

What each ingredient does and how it moves each rating: green helps, red hurts, ↑ / ↓ give the direction, and ← / → shift a slider toward its ends (finish, moisture, makeup base). Auto-derived from our scoring rules and the ingredient's position.

  1. 1 Water

    Solvent base, the water phase

  2. Legacy UV filter (Octinoxate), high in the list, a primary filter

    • ↑ 18 UV protection
    • ↑ 16 migrates into eyes with sweat
  3. 3 Octocrylene

    Legacy UV filter (Octocrylene), high in the list, a primary filter

    • ↑ 16 UV protection
    • ↓ 10.5 stacked (regulatory/evidence concern)
    • ↑ 22 migrates into eyes with sweat
    • ↑ 15 co-stains alongside avobenzone
  4. Legacy UV filter (Avobenzone)

    • ↑ 28.5 UV protection, incl. long-UVA (UVA1)
    • ↓ 3.5 stacked (regulatory/evidence concern)
    • ↑ 16 migrates into eyes with sweat
    • ↑ 45 reacts with iron in wash water into rust-yellow stains
  5. Emollient, softens and smooths skin

    • 2 → nourishing light emollient
  6. 6 Triheptanoin

    Emollient, softens and smooths skin

    • 4 → nourishing emollient lipid
    • 6 → dewy emollient lipid
  7. Fatty alcohol, an emollient and thickener, not the drying kind

    • ↑ 5 rich gel-network thickener
    • 1 → nourishing fatty-alcohol emollient
  8. 8 Glycerin

    Humectant, pulls water into the skin

    • 4 → nourishing the anchor humectant
  9. 9 Betaine

    Humectant, pulls water into the skin

    • 2 → nourishing humectant
  10. Thickener and texture, structures the gel or cream

  11. 11 Coco-Glucoside

    Emulsifier, keeps oil and water blended

  12. Emulsifier, keeps oil and water blended

    • ↑ 14 feeds malassezia
  13. Emollient, softens and smooths skin

    • ↑ 9 feeds malassezia
  14. Botanical extract

  15. 15 Butylene Glycol

    Humectant, pulls water into the skin

  16. 16 Distarch Phosphate

    Mattifying powder, absorbs oil and blurs the finish

    • light ← 1.5 sebum-absorbing powder
    • matte ← 1 sebum-absorbing powder
  17. Humectant, pulls water into the skin

  18. Botanical extract

  19. Plant oil, an emollient

    • ↑ 1 moderate comedogenic signal
    • 1 → nourishing emollient lipid
    • 1 → dewy emollient lipid
    • ↑ 9 feeds malassezia
  20. Botanical extract

    • 1 → nourishing emollient lipid
    • 1 → dewy emollient lipid
    • ↑ 9 feeds malassezia
  21. Thickener and texture, structures the gel or cream

  22. 22 Lactic Acid

    pH adjuster

  23. Botanical extract

  24. Botanical extract

  25. Plant oil, an emollient

  26. 26 Panthenol

    Soothing, skin-conditioning active

    • 1 → nourishing humectant
  27. 27 Fragrance

    Fragrance

  28. 28 Phenoxyethanol

    Preservative, keeps the formula from spoiling

  29. Botanical extract

  30. Botanical extract

    • 1 → nourishing emollient lipid
    • 1 → dewy emollient lipid
    • ↑ 9 feeds malassezia
  31. Botanical extract

  32. Botanical extract

  33. Botanical extract

  34. Botanical extract

  35. Supporting ingredient

  36. Botanical extract

    • 1 → nourishing emollient lipid
    • 1 → dewy emollient lipid
  37. Antioxidant, protects the formula and skin

  38. Supporting ingredient

  39. 39 Tocopherol

    Antioxidant, protects the formula and skin

  40. Antioxidant, protects the formula and skin

  41. 41 Xanthan Gum

    Thickener and texture, structures the gel or cream

Is this a mineral or chemical sunscreen?

It is a chemical sunscreen. The protection comes from older-generation filters, octinoxate, octocrylene and avobenzone, with no mineral filters in the blend.

Does the Korres Wild Rose Brightening Eye Cream SPF 15 leave a white cast?

White cast is generally low, so it tends to stay invisible around the eyes. Note that some users may find it stings slightly in this delicate area.

What SPF is the Korres Wild Rose Brightening Eye Cream SPF 15 and is it good?

It is SPF 15, which offers moderate protection best suited to incidental or shaded exposure rather than long, direct sun. With a score of 60/100, it is a comfortable eye cream with modest sun coverage.

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