Zinc Oxide
A mineral broad-spectrum filter that sits on the surface and reflects both UVA and UVB, with a gentle profile suited to reactive skin.
Sunscreen · Sun Protection · 50 ml
S'Sheild — broad-spectrum UVA & UVB
A lightweight, fast-absorbing formula providing high-level broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays. It defends against sunburn, premature signs of aging and environmental stressors while keeping skin hydrated — with a non-greasy, invisible finish.
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Inside the Formula
Protection is only half of it — this doubles as a treatment step, which is why it wears like skincare rather than sunblock.
A mineral broad-spectrum filter that sits on the surface and reflects both UVA and UVB, with a gentle profile suited to reactive skin.
Works alongside Zinc Oxide to deliver the full SPF 60 rating with an invisible, non-chalky finish.
Supports the skin barrier and helps calm the skin while it is under daily UV and environmental load.
Keeps skin hydrated and comfortable under protection, so the finish never looks dry or tight.
Adds antioxidant defence against the free radical damage UV exposure generates.
Soothes and hydrates, keeping the formula comfortable through a full day of wear.
Key Benefits
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Provides broad-spectrum UVA & UVB protection with SPF 60.
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Helps protect against sunburn and sun-induced skin damage.
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Supports healthy-looking skin by defending against environmental stressors.
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Lightweight, non-greasy and fast-absorbing formula.
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Leaves no heavy or sticky residue.
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Suitable for daily wear and can be used under makeup.
Why It Matters
Sunscreen is the only product here whose job is prevention. Skipping it undoes the work of everything else in the routine.
Days 1 – 7
Protection starts the first morning you wear it. Skin stops taking daily UV damage, and post-sun redness and tightness ease.
Days 8 – 14
Existing dark spots stop deepening and no new sun-triggered pigmentation forms. This is the point where a brightening serum can finally get ahead.
Days 15 – 28
Tone looks more even and your Vitamin C or Retinol results actually stick, because they are no longer competing with fresh UV damage every day.
How to Use
Sunscreen goes on after your serum and moisturiser, before makeup. Under-applying is the most common mistake — use the full amount.
Use it daily, including on cloudy days. UVA passes through cloud cover and window glass.
Customer Reviews
No breakouts and it works great as a base under foundation.
8 Aug 2026
Great for outdoor use. Stayed protected during a long day out.
28 Jul 2026
Decent sunscreen. Bottle chalti achi hai but pump thora stiff hai.
26 Jul 2026
Is sunscreen se meri skin ka glow maintain rehta hai.
23 Jul 2026
Really happy with the matte, non-sticky formula.
25 Jun 2026
Bohat halka hai, subha laga kar din bhar bhool jaati hoon.
10 Jun 2026
Genuinely broad-spectrum. No tanning for me this summer.
8 Jun 2026
Oily skin par bhi matte finish deta hai, bohat behtareen.
31 May 2026
Complete the Routine
SPF protects the result. These are the products that create it.
Support Desk
Clinical answers about usage, skin safety and expected results.
No. The mineral filters are formulated for an invisible finish with no heavy or sticky residue, which is why it wears cleanly under makeup on medium and deeper skin tones.
Every 2 hours while you are outdoors, and immediately after swimming or heavy sweating. If you are indoors all day, a single morning application is generally enough.
It is non-comedogenic and fragrance-free, with Niacinamide and Zinc in the formula — the same actives used in our acne range. It is one of the few sunscreens acne-prone customers tell us they can wear daily.
Yes. UVA — the wavelength responsible for pigmentation and premature aging — passes through cloud cover and window glass year-round. Daily use is the point.
Last. Cleanse, apply your serum, moisturise, then sunscreen — and makeup after that if you wear it. Give it 15–20 minutes before sun exposure.
A nickel-sized amount for face and neck. Most people apply far less than this, which is the single biggest reason sunscreen underperforms its stated SPF.