Mineral Sunscreen

Physical sunscreen, sometimes referred to as mineral sunscreens. They use minerals like titanium dioxide and zinc oxide as active components to protect skin from the sun. In order to stop dangerous UV rays from penetrating and damaging the skin, these minerals lie on top of the skin and create a barrier that reflects and scatters the radiation.

Broad-spectrum protection: Mineral sunscreen provide complete sun protection by shielding the skin from UVA and UVB radiation.

Gentle for delicate skin: Most skin types, including sensitive skin, may handle zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. When compared to some chemical sunscreen components, they are less prone to trigger irritation or allergic responses.

Protection without waiting: Mineral sunscreen act instantly upon application to the skin. Offering protection without requiring a waiting period for the substance to be absorbed.
Reef-friendly: Because mineral sunscreens don’t contain chemicals that harm marine life or coral reefs, they are frequently regarded as ecologically friendly sunscreens.

Physical barrier: These sunscreens work even when you swim or perspire. The mineral particles in them form a physical barrier on the skin’s surface.