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Sunscreen SPF 60 Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 40 Lotion
Sunscreen SPF 60 Gel
Pearl Cream
Sunscreen SPF 40 Gel
Sunscreen SPF 30 Lotion
Vitamin C & Hyaluronic Glow SPF 50 Sunscreen PA++++ (75 ml)
Pearl Gel
Pearl Serum
If your skin feels greasy by noon and stings after sunscreen, you're not alone. Most chemical sunscreens rely on ingredients like oxybenzone and avobenzone. These can irritate sensitive skin and often clog pores, leading to breakouts and excess oil. The frustration is real: you want protection without the mess.
Mineral sunscreens use zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. Unlike chemical options, these sit on top of your skin, physically deflecting UV rays. Studies show mineral formulas are much less likely to cause irritation or breakouts. Plus, they're non-comedogenic—so they won't plug up your pores.
Avoid chemical UV filters, alcohol, and coconut oil—they can aggravate both oiliness and sensitivity. Instead, look for soothing extras like aloe or green tea extract.
A gel or fluid texture absorbs fast and doesn't leave a white cast. Price points vary, but quality mineral sunscreens are usually in the ₹500–₹1500 range for 50ml. Always patch test on your jawline first if you're prone to reactions.
If you want mineral protection that respects sensitive, oily skin, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides lightweight, non-comedogenic formulations backed by real skin science. Our AI Skin Analyser helps you find your perfect match fast. Learn more at arishbionatural.com.
Yes. Mineral sunscreens typically use zinc oxide, which not only protects but can also soothe inflamed skin and help prevent breakouts. They don't clog pores.
Absolutely. Mineral formulas are less likely to cause stinging, redness, or allergic reactions. They sit on top of the skin, acting as a barrier.
Some do, but newer gel and fluid mineral sunscreens blend in much better. Look for ultra-fine zinc oxide if you want a clear finish.
You should. Use a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer to keep your skin balanced and help sunscreen apply evenly.
Every 2 hours is ideal, especially if you're outdoors or sweating. Oil can break down sunscreen faster than you expect.
Steer clear of alcohol, coconut oil, and synthetic fragrances. These can clog pores or trigger irritation.
It usually comes down to the base formula. Creamy or thick textures can sit heavily, so opt for gel-based or fluid mineral sunscreens.
Yes, our mineral sunscreens are specifically formulated to be lightweight, non-comedogenic, and gentle for sensitive oily skin. Try our AI Skin Analyser for a tailored recommendation.
Some do, especially those with mattifying agents like silica. Mineral sunscreen alone won't keep you completely matte, but it's a good base.
You can find gentle mineral sunscreen options at arishbionatural.com, with formulas tailored for sensitive oily skin.