Hyeri’s d’Alba Tone-Up Sunscreen: The Pink Base She Took to Thailand
In her bag-reveal video for Vogue Korea, Hyeri presents d’Alba’s Waterfull Tone-Up Sunscreen and says the pink version suited her best. Her explanation centers on how she used it as a base while staying in Thailand, alongside her preference for a finish that does not make her face look disconnected from the rest of her skin.
The base she packed in Thailand
At around 5:25, Hyeri says she spent three months in Thailand. She brings out the sunscreen at 5:32 and explains that she often took this instead of carrying a cushion compact for her base makeup. The accompanying image shows the tube she holds up during that introduction.
This is a useful detail about her routine, rather than a promise that a tone-up sunscreen will offer the same coverage as every cushion foundation. The relevant question for a reader is how much color correction and coverage they actually want from a daily base.
Why she singled out pink
Hyeri says she tried different versions and found pink the best match for her. She also compares pink with purple in the video. Those comments describe her personal experience; they do not establish a universal shade rule based only on how light or deep someone’s skin is.
d’Alba’s official information describes the standard Waterfull Tone-Up Sunscreen as giving a pink-toned finish. The brand also offers other tone-up options, so checking the shade alongside the product name matters. The version Hyeri specifically discusses is pink.
What to check before choosing it
Hyeri speaks positively about wearing it in hot conditions. Personal experience, however, is separate from a tested water-resistance or wear-time claim. Her comments alone should not be treated as a guarantee that a product will never come off with perspiration or water.
Check the current package and official instructions for the shade, size, sun-protection labeling and directions. Packaging or sets may differ from those shown when the episode was filmed. Prices also vary with promotions and bundles, so this article does not attach a fixed price to her tube.
Source and advertising context
The original video carries a paid-promotion notice. This article reports what Hyeri showed and said in that content; it is not a hands-on review of the sunscreen.