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Collection: Mineral Sunscreen

Mineral sunscreen is sun protection based on mineral UV filters. It’s a popular choice for those who prefer a mineral-based sunscreen for the face or body and want effective protection against the sun’s UVA and UVB rays.

Here you’ll find mineral sunscreens with various SPF levels and formulations. Choose the one that suits your skin type and make effective sun protection a natural part of your daily skincare routine.

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Mineral Sunscreen, SPF 50, Fragrance-free, 150 ml.
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Mineral Sunscreen, SPF 50, Fragrance-free, 150 ml.

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Regular price €18,95
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Mineral Sunscreen - sun protection with mineral UV filters

Mineral Sunscreen - also called physical Sunscreen or mineral-based Sunscreen - uses mineral UV filters to protect the skin from the sun's UV radiation. The most commonly used mineral UV filters are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.

Mineral sunscreens are available in different consistencies and with different sun factors, so it is possible to find sun protection for both face and body. For many, the choice is mainly about finding a formulation that feels comfortable on the skin and is therefore easy to use regularly.

How does mineral work Sunscreen?

There is a widespread belief that mineral sunscreens only work by reflecting UV rays away from the skin. In practice, mineral filters protect to a large extent by absorbing UV radiation, while a smaller part can be scattered or reflected.

The decisive factor is therefore not whether one Sunscreen referred to as physical or mineral, but that the product provides the desired UVA and UVB protection and is used correctly.

What is the difference between mineral and chemical Sunscreen?

The primary difference lies in the UV filters used. Mineral Sunscreen are based on mineral filters, while so-called chemical or organic sunscreens use organic UV filters. There are also sunscreens that combine different types of filters.

Both types can provide effective sun protection. The choice between mineral and other Sunscreen is therefore often about personal preferences, skin type, consistency and how the product feels and looks on the skin.

Mineral Sunscreen to the face

When you choose mineral Sunscreen to the face, it is worth looking at more than just the sun factor. Consistency and finish are of great importance, especially if the sunscreen is to be used every day.

Some mineral formulations may leave a visible whitish cast on the skin. Modern formulations may be designed to minimize this effect, but results may vary from product to product and between different skin tones.

A pleasant mineral facial sunscreen can be used as the last step in the skin care routine in the morning before the skin is exposed to the sun.

Mineral Sunscreen to the body

Mineral sun protection can also be used on the body. Here, it is particularly practical to have a formulation that is easy to spread over larger areas of the skin.

Remember areas such as shoulders, neck, arms, hands, legs and feet. These are often precisely the areas that are overlooked when the sunscreen needs to be applied quickly before a day outdoors.

If the sunscreen is to be used on the beach, for sports or other activities with water and sweat, you can advantageously choose a product that is indicated as water resistant.

SPF 30 or SPF 50?

SPF indicates the degree of protection against UVB radiation. Both SPF 30 and SPF 50 provide high UVB protection when used correctly, while SPF 50 provides a higher degree of protection.

The right SPF depends, among other things, on skin type, UV index, season, destination and how much time you spend in the sun. In strong sun or particularly sun-sensitive skin, a high sun factor may be relevant.

It is also important to choose broad-spectrum sun protection, so that the skin is protected against both UVA and UVB rays.

Is mineral Sunscreen good for sensitive skin?

Mineral Sunscreen often chosen by people who prefer a simple or mineral-based approach to sun protection. However, the skin's reaction depends on the entire formulation and not just on the type of UV filter.

If you have sensitive skin, it is therefore a good idea to look at the product's overall list of ingredients and choose one Sunscreen, developed for your skin type. The same applies if you tend to have dry, oily or impure skin.

How to use mineral Sunscreen correctly

Sunscreen must be applied in sufficient quantity and distributed evenly on the areas exposed to the sun. If you use too little, you will not achieve the protection that the product's stated SPF is based on.

Apply sunscreen thoroughly before sun exposure and reapply regularly as needed. Always remember to reapply after, among other things, bathing, heavy sweating and drying with a towel.

No Sunscreen provides unlimited protection. Therefore, combine Sunscreen with good sunbaths such as shade and suitable clothing, especially when the sun is strong.

Find mineral Sunscreen at Proshave

At Proshave you will find a selection of mineral Sunscreen for different needs. Whether you are looking for mineral Sunscreen for the face, body or daily skin care routine, you can choose based on, among other things, SPF, consistency and finish.

Find your favorite mineral-based Sunscreen, and make effective UVA and UVB protection a regular part of your routine.