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FAQs About Mineral Sunscreen
Hey! This is a mineral sunscreen for your face that has a universal tint.
This mineral sunscreen gives a soft matte finish to the skin, delays signs of premature ageing, and inhibits pigmentation and sun spots, while also improving the overall skin tone on prolonged use. It evens out the texture of your skin and also prevents sunburn and tanning.
SunScoop's SPF 50 Mineral Sunscreen is enriched with skin loving ingredients like Carrot Seed Oil, Raspberry Extracts, and Zemea making it ideal for individuals with sensitive skin. It also contains UV filter that is 25% Non-Nano Zinc Oxide.
This sunscreen is suitable for all skin types including oily skin, acne-prone skin, as well as sensitive skin.
The Mineral Sunscreen is created using a water-resistant formula. It has a universal tint that gives you a soft matte finish.
We can assure you that all our sunscreens are skin safe, clinically tested, and made from globally-sourced world-class ingredients. However, if you experience some slight tingling sensation or the product doesn't suit your skin, stop using it immediately and wash the affected area with ice-cold water. We always recommend a patch test before trying out a new product.
Mineral sunscreens make use of particles such as zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to help reflect harmful UV radiation from the skin. It can be therefore said that mineral-based sunscreens create a physical barrier that shields the sun’s rays. In contrast, chemical sunscreens make use of chemical filters such as oxybenzone and octisalate which absorb the sun rays. This process leads to a chemical reaction that facilitates the release of energy as heat.
People with acne-prone skin, dry skin, and overall sensitive skin prefer mineral sunscreens over chemical sunscreens, as naturally occurring minerals are less likely to irritate the skin as compared to the chemical filters used in chemical sunscreens. Moreover, mineral sunscreens offer broad-spectrum protection thereby preventing premature skin aging while also offering much-needed protection from skin cancer.
Since mineral-based sunscreens are designed to create a protective shield on your skin, they start their work almost immediately. If, on the other hand, you are using chemical sun protection, a wait time of 20 to 30 minutes is recommended before stepping out, after its application.
Yes. In fact, the regular daily use of an SPF 15 or higher sunscreen reduces the risk of developing skin cancer by 50 percent.
UVA rays are known to have a comparatively longer wavelength, and hence deeply penetrate the skin, causing premature skin aging, and leading to fine lines and wrinkles. UVB rays have a relatively shorter wavelength and often result in sunburn. Both UVA and UVB rays are known to cause lasting damage to the DNA of skin cells.
Yes, SunScoop's Mineral sunscreen is non-comedogenic.
Every day! Make sure you apply Mineral Sunscreen as the last part of your skincare routine, after layering your skin with other products. Even if you are not a skincare enthusiast, don't forget to get your sun protection on.
Yes, moms-to-be and new moms can safely use all our sunscreens for improved skin tones. However, we always recommend that you consult with your doctor first.
Yes. In fact, the regular daily use of an SPF 15 or higher sunscreen reduces the risk of developing skin cancer by 50 percent.
UVA light has a longer wavelength that penetrates the skin more deeply and is connected to premature skin aging, while UVB light has a shorter wavelength and is the type that may cause your skin to burn. Both UVA and UVB damage the DNA in your skin cells.
Conventional sunscreens comprise chemical filters which may or may not prove to be harmful to your skin type, especially if you have sensitive skin. These sunscreens work by letting the skin absorb the chemicals, thereby increasing the chances of potential harm. On the other hand, the best mineral sunscreens, are formulated using natural zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, both of which simply sit atop the skin and protect it against sun damage by reflecting away the UV rays. Since the minerals aren't absorbed, the chances of them resulting in skin damage are next to none.
While SPF 15 can block around 94% and SPF 30 can block around 97% of the UVB rays, SPF 50 is known to block 98% of the UVB rays making it incredibly helpful for the skin. Hence, such a broad spectrum SPF can and should be used on the facial skin and other exposed body parts regularly to ensure complete sun protection.