Hypoallergenic Sunscreen

A sunscreen is considered hypoallergenic when it’s formulated to reduce the risk of triggering allergic reactions. This means it avoids common irritants such as toxic chemicals, artificial fragrance and parabens. Instead hypoallergenic SPF is made with ingredients like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide.

Hypoallergenic sunscreens are designed to be kind to reactive skin while still delivering effective UV protection. They help minimise redness, itching, and flare-ups, making them the best choice for people who have allergies, eczema, or sensitive skin.

Hypoallergenic sunscreens are good for sensitive and acne-prone skin types. They’re free from harsh chemicals and pore-clogging ingredients, providing broad-spectrum protection without adding extra irritation or causing breakouts.