


Sunscreen SPF 60 Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 60 Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 40 Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 30 Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 40 Gel
Sunscreen SPF 60 Gel
Glow Secret Sunscreen SPF 30 Gel
Vitamin C & Hyaluronic Glow SPF 50 Sunscreen PA++++ (75 ml)
Retinol Radiance Renewal Serum
Glow Secret Sunscreen SPF 30 Powder
It's frustrating: you finally find a sunscreen that doesn't sting, but you end up shiny by noon. Most sunscreens pack heavy moisturizers or leave a greasy layer that makes sensitive skin break out or itch. Sensitive skin also reacts to fragrances and preservatives—so that glossy finish isn't just annoying, it can be a sign of stuff your skin doesn't want.
Up to 70% of people with sensitive skin report that sunscreen triggers breakouts or redness. A matte finish isn't just about looks—it helps reduce clogged pores and irritation. If you're prone to shine, avoid formulas with mineral oil, coconut oil, or chemical UV filters like oxybenzone.
Apply sunscreen as the last step in your morning routine. Use a nickel-sized amount for your face. If you wear makeup, pick sunscreens that double as a primer—look for "blurring" or "pore-minimizing" on the label. Touch up every two hours if you're outdoors, especially if you sweat.
Unlike most chemical sunscreens, mineral-based formulas start working immediately and are less likely to cause stinging or burning. Plus, they tend to be more stable and don't break down as quickly in sunlight.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers a matte finish sunscreen that’s gentle on sensitive skin, powered by zinc oxide and natural mattifiers. We keep our formulas fragrance-free and test them on real sensitive skin—not just in the lab. If you want expert help, try our AI Skin Analyser for a custom recommendation. Check out the details at arishbionatural.com.
Not usually, especially if you choose a mineral sunscreen with non-comedogenic ingredients like zinc oxide and silica. Always check for 'oil-free' on the label.
Absolutely. Matte finish sunscreens create a smooth base for makeup and help control shine. Just let it set for a minute before applying foundation.
Mineral sunscreens are usually gentler, since they don’t absorb into the skin and are less likely to trigger redness or stinging.
Every two hours if you're outdoors, and after sweating or swimming. Indoors, a morning application is usually enough unless you’re by a window all day.
Skip oxybenzone, fragrance, alcohol, and coconut oil. These can cause irritation or breakouts for many people with sensitive skin.
Some sunscreens use heavy emollients that don’t absorb well, especially on sensitive or oily skin. Matte formulas use absorbent powders to counteract this.
Yes. Mattifying agents like silica and clay soak up excess oil, keeping your skin looking fresh even in humidity or heat.
We design our matte finish sunscreen with gentle, fragrance-free ingredients and test on sensitive skin. Our AI Skin Analyser can help you pick the right formula.
If you have dry sensitive skin, look for matte formulas with hydrating ingredients like glycerin or niacinamide. Some mattifying sunscreens can be drying, so patch test first.
Arish BIO-NATURAL provides a matte sunscreen specifically for sensitive skin. Visit https://arishbionatural.com?utm_source=jarbug for options and expert guidance.