Is this a mineral or chemical sunscreen?
It's 100% mineral. The only active ingredient is micronized zinc oxide 25%, which physically shields skin from UVA and UVB rays. There are no chemical filters in this formula.
What does "broad spectrum SPF 50" mean?
Broad spectrum means it protects against both UVA rays (which drive premature aging) and UVB rays (which cause burning). SPF 50 reflects the level of UVB protection. Together, that's serious daily defense.
Why does it say "shake well"?
Mineral actives can settle over time. A quick shake redistributes the zinc oxide evenly so every drop delivers full, consistent protection.
Will it leave a white cast?
No. It's formulated to blend seamlessly into a sheer, radiant finish — far lighter than traditional minerals. As with any zinc-based sunscreen, shaking well before use and applying in thin, even layers gives the most invisible result.
Does it have a tint?
No — these drops are sheer and untinted, so they suit every skin tone and work beautifully under makeup. If you'd prefer a tinted mineral finish, explore our tinted SPF options instead.
Can I wear it under makeup?
Absolutely. Its weightless, serum-like texture makes it an ideal glow-giving base. Let it absorb fully, then apply makeup as usual.
Is it good for sensitive or rosacea-prone skin?
Yes. Mineral zinc oxide is one of the gentlest, most well-tolerated UV filters, and the formula is fragrance-free, hypoallergenic, and enriched with soothing antioxidants. As always, patch test if your skin is highly reactive.
Will it break me out?
It's non-comedogenic and oil-free, so it's designed not to clog pores — making it a great choice for oily and acne-prone skin.
What skin types is it for?
All skin types. Those with oilier skin will love the lightweight finish. The antioxidant hydration will help all skin types, especially dry skin, feel comfortable.
How much should I apply?
Be generous — about a nickel-sized amount for the face and neck. Sunscreen only delivers its full SPF when applied liberally; a thin layer means less protection.
How often do I reapply?
At least every 2 hours of sun exposure, and right after swimming, sweating heavily, or towel drying.
Do I need sunscreen if I'm mostly indoors?
Yes. UVA rays pass through windows, and daily incidental exposure adds up over time. A daily SPF is the best defense against premature aging and pigmentation.
Where does it go in my routine?
Sunscreen is always the last step of your morning skincare — after your serums and moisturizer, before makeup.
Can I use it on my body?
It's designed for the face, but you can absolutely extend it to exposed areas like the neck, chest, and back of the hands.
