Sun Proof Me, SPF 50, PA++++

  • Quick absorbing
  • Water Based
  • strengthens the skin barrier
  • Water based, all skin types
Pack of
Rs. 750.00Rs. 600.00
It lasts about 60 days

(Used by 1 person twice a day)

That's about ₹12.5 a day.

Zero White Cast  + Water Resistant + In-vivo & In-Vitro Tested

Meet Sun Proof Me SPF 50 PA++++ is your everyday sunscreen designed to protect your skin while keeping it comfortable. Its lightweight, non-greasy formula is enriched with ceramides and leaves a sheer finish without a visible white cast. Its a lightweight sunscreen that wont make your skin feel uncomfortable. Its a simple sunscreen thar protects the skin against pigmentation, premature aging & sunburn without any actives which can possibly compromise the sun protection.


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Net Weight: 50 grams

Product colour: Creamy White

Country of Origin: India 

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1. What are UV rays?

Ultraviolet (UV) rays are invisible radiation emitted by the sun. You may not see them or feel them, but over time, exposure can affect your skin's health, appearance and ageing process.

There are three types of UV radiation: UVA, UVB and UVC. Each behaves differently, which is why your sunscreen needs to do more than just protect against sunburn.

UVA — The Ageing Rays

UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin and contribute to collagen damage, premature ageing, fine lines, wrinkles and pigmentation. They can also pass through ordinary window glass.

UVB — The Burning Rays

UVB rays primarily affect the outer layers of the skin. They are the main cause of sunburn and can damage skin cells, contributing to skin cancer.

UVC — The Rays That Don't Normally Reach You

UVC rays are largely absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere and do not normally reach the Earth's surface. UVA and UVB are the main types of solar UV radiation you need to protect your skin against.

2. What can the sun do to your skin?

Sun exposure isn't just about getting a tan. Repeated, unprotected UV exposure can have effects that build up over time.

Sunburn and redness

UVB exposure can cause redness, tenderness, inflammation and peeling.

Tanning and pigmentation

UV exposure stimulates changes in skin pigment, contributing to tanning and potentially worsening existing dark spots and uneven skin tone.

Premature ageing

UVA exposure contributes to the breakdown of collagen and elastin, which help keep skin firm and elastic. Over time, this can contribute to wrinkles, fine lines and loss of firmness.

Skin cell damage

UV radiation can damage DNA in skin cells. Repeated exposure increases the risk of skin cancers, including melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers.

Weakened local immune response

Excessive UV exposure can suppress parts of the skin's immune response, adding to the risks associated with cumulative sun damage.

3. Chemical vs. Mineral vs. Hybrid Sunscreen

Not all sunscreens use the same combination of UV filters. Here's how the three common categories differ.

Chemical sunscreen

Uses organic UV filters that absorb UV radiation and convert much of that energy into a small amount of heat.

Common examples: Octinoxate, Uvinul A Plus and other organic UV filters.

Mineral sunscreen

Uses mineral filters, typically Zinc Oxide and/or Titanium Dioxide. These filters absorb UV radiation and can also reflect and scatter some of it.

Common examples: Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide.

Hybrid sunscreen

Combines organic UV filters with mineral filters to provide sun protection through a combination of ingredients.

4. What about blue light?

Blue light is part of visible light, not ultraviolet radiation. Sunlight is a major source of blue light, and some research suggests that visible light can contribute to persistent pigmentation, particularly in deeper skin tones.

However, not every sunscreen offers meaningful protection against visible or blue light. Such claims depend on the filters, formulation and supporting test data. 

5. Chemical, mineral or hybrid—which should you choose?

Choose a sunscreen that provides appropriate UVA and UVB protection, suits your skin and feels comfortable enough to apply consistently.

Look for a high SPF, strong UVA protection, and water resistance when you need it. Apply generously and reapply approximately every two hours when outdoors, and after swimming, sweating or towel-drying.

Sunscreen works best alongside shade, protective clothing and other sun-safe habits.

6. What does water-resistant mean?

Water-resistant sunscreen is tested to maintain its sun protection during water exposure for a specified period. However, it doesn't mean the sunscreen is completely waterproof or that its protection lasts all day.

Swimming, sweating and towel-drying can remove sunscreen from your skin, which is why reapplication is essential to maintain protection.

SPF 50. PA++++. Because sun protection matters.

SPF 50 helps protect your skin against UVB rays, which cause sunburn, while PA++++ indicates the highest grade of UVA protection on the PA scale. UVA rays contribute to premature skin ageing and pigmentation. Together, they make Sun Proof Me an essential part of your daily skincare routine.

Pigmentation care starts with sun protection

Tanning, dark spots and uneven-looking skin can be worsened by sun exposure. Consistent sunscreen use helps protect your skin from UV damage and supports your efforts to maintain a more even-looking complexion.

Tested in the lab

Sun Proof Me, SPF 50 is both in-vitro and in-vivo tested to evaluate its sun protection performance.

Greasy sunscreen shouldn't ruin your day

If heavy, uncomfortable textures make you skip sunscreen, it's time for a change. Sun Proof Me contains an oil-control ingredient that helps absorb excess surface oil for a less greasy finish.

No unnecessary actives.

We've deliberately kept Sun Proof Me free from actives to keep its purpose simple: sun protection. A straightforward sunscreen designed to provide an all year round sun-care.

Sun protection with a little barrier care

Sun Proof Me also contains ceramide to help support your skin's natural barrier and retain moisture.

Water-resistant protection for active days

Whether you're out in the sun or on the move, water-resistant sunscreen is tested to maintain its sun protection during water exposure for a specified period. Reapply after swimming, sweating or towel-drying to help maintain protection.

Ingredient Count

Tinosorb M

8% 

Uvinul A Plus

4%

ZInc Oxide

2%

Ceramide

0.01%

DM Water, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Methylene Bis-Benzotriazolyl Tetramethylbutylphenol, Aqua, Decyl Glucoside, Propylene Glycol, Xanthan Gum, Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate, Aluminium Starch Octenylsuccinate, PEG-100 Stearate & Glyceryl Stearate, Isopropyl Myristate, Propylene Glycol, Stearic Acid, C12-C15 Alkyl Benzoate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Zinc Oxide, Dimethicone, Polyacrylate, Polyisobutene, Polysorbate 20, Triethanolamine, Xanthan Gum, Butylated Hydroxytoluene, Sodium Gluconate, Perfume, Ceramide, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin.

No added fragrance.

We’ve kept the formula free from added perfume to avoid an unnecessary source of potential irritation. 

No Avobenzone or Oxybenzone.

We chose a different combination of UV filters to build our sun protection system instead of relying on Avobenzone or Oxybenzone which has potential adverse effect on the environment and hormones. Sun Proof Me uses Octinoxate, Tinosorb M, Uvinul A Plus and Zinc Oxide for its SPF 50 PA++++ protection.

No added skincare actives.

We’ve deliberately left out additional brightening and treatment actives to keep the formula focused on its primary job: sun protection.

No parabens.

Our formula uses an alternative preservative system to help maintain product quality and safety without parabens.

No unnecessary extras.

Every ingredient has a purpose, whether it helps protect against UV rays, control excess surface oil, maintain texture or support skin conditioning. We believe sunscreen should be uncomplicated and easy to use every day.

How is our SPF 50 dermatologically tested?

We send the product sample to an independent clinical research centre in Mumbai, which works under ICH-GCP guidelines. The study was run by a registered dermatologist and followed IS 4011:2018, the Indian standard for safety evaluation of cosmetics.

Who was it tested on?

26 people. 13 women and 13 men, aged between 19 and 56, with an average age of 33.

What actually happens?

A measured amount of the sunscreen was applied to a patch and sealed against the skin on the back for 24 hours. Sealed means no air, no water, nothing escaping. The point is to provoke a reaction — to find out whether the formula is capable of causing one.

This matters more for a sunscreen than for almost anything else you own. You put it on in the morning and it sits there all day, on the most exposed skin you have, often reapplied over itself. If a formula is going to turn on you, that’s the one where you’ll feel it.

How was it judged?

24 hours after the patch came off, a dermatologist examined every participant under a controlled daylight lamp and scored two things on the Draize scale:

  1. Erythema, which is redness
  2. Oedema, which is swelling

Everyone came back a week later so any delayed reaction would be caught too — allergic reactions often surface a day or two after contact rather than straight away. Twenty-five of the twenty-six made that follow-up visit. One person missed it, and the report records that rather than quietly rounding it off.

The controls.

To prove the test itself was working, the lab ran two other patches on the same people, at the same time, on the same backs.

  1. 0.9% saline solution — plain salt water, the benchmark for this should do nothing.
  2. 1% SLS — a sulphate of the kind found in a lot of cleansers, the benchmark for this should cause irritation.

Every study runs its own fresh controls on its own panel, so the numbers shift a little from one study to the next. Without both, the result means nothing. If the saline had reacted, or the SLS hadn’t, the lab is required to throw the whole thing out and start again with a new group.

Our results.

The scale runs from 0 to 8. Under 2.0 is non-irritant.

The SLS scored 3.3. The saline scored 0.0.

Our SPF 50 PA++++ scored 0.0. Zero swelling in all 26 people, and across the entire panel the total redness score came to 1.0 — a single point, from one person, at the mildest grade on the scale. Everyone else: nothing.

The report’s conclusion, in its words: dermatologically tested for safety, and can be considered non-irritant to skin.

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  • You want skincare benefits beyond sun protection. Sun Proof Me keeps things simple, focusing on daily UV protection with ceramide care.
  • You prefer a completely mineral sunscreen. Sun Proof Me is a hybrid sunscreen that combines chemical UV filters with Zinc Oxide.
  • You expect Sun Proof Me, SPF 50 to erase existing pigmentation. 
  • You want a sunscreen you apply just once all day. Sun protection needs reapplication approximately every two hours outdoors, and after swimming, sweating or towel-drying, as directed.
  • You expect sunscreen to replace your entire skincare routine. Sun Proof Me is designed to protect your skin, not replace your cleanser, moisturiser or targeted treatments.

Right after application — Lightweight, Sheer Finish
Skin feels smooth and comfortable with a lightweight, less greasy finish and no visible white cast.

From the first application — UVA & UVB Protection
SPF 50 PA++++ helps protect your skin against UV rays that contribute to sunburn, pigmentation and premature ageing.

With daily use — Helps Prevent Tanning
Consistent application helps reduce UV-induced tanning and sun damage.

Over the following weeks — Supports More Even-Looking Skin
Regular sun protection helps prevent UV exposure from worsening the appearance of pigmentation and dark spots.

With long-term use — Helps Prevent Premature Ageing
Daily sunscreen use helps protect against UV-related fine lines, wrinkles and loss of skin elasticity.

With continued use — Everyday Skin Defence
Ceramide helps support your skin barrier while consistent sunscreen use helps protect against cumulative UV damage.

*Results depend on correct application and regular reapplication. Sunscreen helps reduce sun damage but cannot prevent it completely.

Sun Proof Me, SPF 50, PA++++

Sun Proof Me, SPF 50, PA++++

Rs. 750.00Rs. 600.00
Rs. 750.00Rs. 600.00

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How to use?

Patch test first
A small amount on your inner forearm. Leave it 24 hours and check again at 48 — reactions are often delayed.

Cleanse
Cleanse your face with our Brightening & Hydrating Mousse Face Wash.

Treat
Apply 3 in 1 Skin Hydrator to nourish and hydrate your skin.

Dispense
Pump out a sufficient amount of Sun Proof Me SPF 50 PA++++, approximately two finger-lengths for the face and neck.

Apply evenly
Spread generously across your face, neck, ears and all other exposed areas. Apply before sun exposure and allow it to form an even layer.

Reapply
Reapply approximately every two hours when outdoors, and after swimming, sweating or towel-drying, to maintain sun protection.

First-time use:

Sun Proof Me comes in an airless container. Press the pump several times initially to release trapped air and get the product flowing. This is normal.

When to use

FAQs

Yes, it is dermatologically tested to be suitable for every skin type, including sensitive skin.

Our Sun-Proof Me sunscreen comes with a pH level of 5.5, which gives you glowing and healthy skin.

All the unique ingredients used to curate this product have been tried and tested by Dermatologists to ensure suitability for every skin type, including extremely sensitive skin.

Yes, the sunscreen is water resistant as well as sweatproof.