The "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star says it's "the only SPF you're going to need."
Whitney Leavitt is a fan of this brand-new beauty buy.
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This new beauty staple is already making a splash.
Whitney Leavitt recently shared her latest skincare find with her Instagram followers: the Haruharu Wonder Centella Calm Cloud SPF, a K-beauty buy that just launched on Amazon today.
“You guys, I have finally found the sunscreen that replaces all other sunsceens,” the “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star said in a sponsored poolside clip last week, calling it “the only SPF you’re going to need.”
Priced at $18, the Centella Calm Cloud Face Sunscreen is designed for daily sun protection with broad-spectrum SPF 60+.
Haruharu Wonder Centella Calm Cloud SPF
Amazon
The “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star’s endorsement comes as lightweight sunscreens continue gaining popularity among beauty shoppers. Many Korean sunscreen formulas are known for focusing on comfortable textures that feel more like skin care than traditional sun protection products.
The Haruharu Wonder version is centered around centella, an ingredient often used in beauty products to help soothe the look of stressed skin. The sunscreen is also marketed for a smooth, invisible finish, making it a natural fit for people who want SPF that layers easily with their morning makeup routine.
While slathering some on her husband, Conner, in the fun video, Leavitt also raved that it “blends instantly and feels like nothing on my skin.”
With its SPF 60+ protection, centella-focused formula and accessible price point, the Centella Calm Cloud Face Sunscreen could be a new go-to for anyone looking to refresh their daily sun-care routine.
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