1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel with SPF 50 PA++++ - 50 g (Pack of 2)

In vivo SPF testing for sunscreen means testing how well the sunscreen works on real skin, on human volunteers, under controlled conditions. It is a measure of the actual SPF (Sun Protection Factor) of the product.

In vivo means testing done on living things—like humans to see how a product works in real life. In vitro testing is done inside labs through specialized instruments.

Small patches of sunscreen are applied on volunteers. Controlled UV light is used. Scientists measure how much protection the sunscreen gives compared to bare skin.

Yes, The Derma Co 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel SPF 50 PA++++ is in vivo tested, meaning it has undergone real-life skin testing to assess its effectiveness and safety and a proof of the product actually delivering SPF 50 as claimed. The product has broad-spectrum protection against UVA, UVB, and blue light.

No, while many sunscreens undergo in vivo SPF testing but not all clear the test.

It means the sunscreen’s protection was checked on people, so you can trust it’s effective and skin-friendly.

The term ‘photo’ is derived from ‘photos’ that means light, and thus a photostable sunscreen is the one whose UV filters and constituting formulation remain constant even after prolonged exposure to sunlight. Such a sun-protectant is of very high quality and works best if it is designed by dermatologists. It needs fewer reapplications and provides long lasting protection.

A good quality photostable sunscreen gel works great for all skin types, but it is especially more effective for people with normal, oily, and acne prone skin types

If available as a hydrating sunscreen gel, a photostable sunscreen can stay active for a few hours. For example, The Derma Co’s 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel works best when applied every two hours. You should apply it 15 minutes before going out in the sun to maximize its efficiency.

Yes, a good-quality, dermatologically designed hydrating sunscreen could work great at controlling the sun’s harmful UV radiation. You may note that SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor; the higher its value, the more effective it usually is. Thus, the term ‘hydrating sunscreen SPF 50’ implies that your skin would stay safe 50 times more than if you use no sunscreen.

A dermatologically designed sunscreen works best for people with dry and sensitive skin types, though it may also work great for people with other skin types.

Yes, skincare experts recommend applying hydrating sunscreen every two hours every day. This will help keep the sun’s harmful UV radiation away and thus reduce the risk of contracting sunburn and sunspots. It would also help prevent hyperpigmentation and any changes to the skin’s texture.

Photostable sunscreen, usually available in a hydrating gel form, can help protect the skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays. This can reduce the risk of contracting sunburn, hyperpigmentation, and skin discoloration. For example, The Derma Co’s 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel is a dermatologically designed hydrating sunscreen that’s meant for dry skin. It offers SPF 50 with PA++++ protection in a non-comedogenic photostable composition.

Unlike other sunscreens, this 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel is especially formulated for dry and sensitive skin. It doesn’t just protect your skin but also gives it a boost of hydration.

The 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel is formulated by Dermatologists. This ensures that the sunscreen is absolutely safe to use and works the best on dry and sensitive skin.

Reapply the sunscreen every 2 hours for best results.

Yes. 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel can be applied as a primer under makeup for that perfect ‘no-makeup’ makeup look.

No. Lightweight and non-greasy, the 1% Hyaluronic Sunscreen Hydrating Gel doesn’t leave behind any white cast, instead it gives you a dewy finish.

Ideally, you should not skip moisturizer before applying sunscreen. However, this sunscreen is formulated with Hyaluronic Acid & Panthenol to give a hydration boost.