UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46
Should you consider this?
- Acne-prone or sensitive skin that reacts to most sunscreens
- Wearing daily under makeup
- Anyone on a budget — it is expensive per use
- Deeper skin tones, if the zinc leaves a cast
The most widely used UVB filter globally — effective but under increasing scrutiny. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.
A mineral UV filter that sits on skin to physically reflect harmful rays. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.
A volatile silicone that gives serums a silky, fast-evaporating feel. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.
Ingredients above 1% must be listed in order of weight; below that they can be listed in any order. Phenoxyethanol sits at #8 and is used at well under 1%, so roughly everything after it is present in small amounts.
Nothing this product is marketed on falls below that line.
The dermatologist favorite for acne-prone and rosacea skin. The 5% niacinamide is uncommon in sunscreens and adds real anti-blemish benefit. Worth the price for sensitive skin.
Expensive per millilitre, and the finish is slightly tacky rather than fully matte.
We recognised 10 of 17 ingredients, including the ones near the top of the list where concentration is highest. Ingredient list taken from the brand's own product page and checked on 2026-09-04. Formulations change — check the pack if it matters.
See all 17 ingredients (10 recognised)
Shares Zinc Oxide and Octinoxate, at $16.99 instead of $41.00.
Also built on Zinc Oxide and Niacinamide, and slightly cheaper.
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