Natural Sunscreen Cream - Clear or Tinted

UVA contributes to collagen breakdown, fine lines, wrinkles, loss of firmness and uneven pigmentation. AgeScreen’s ultra-high UVA protection makes it an anti-aging sunscreen and anti-wrinkle sunscreen designed for cumulative everyday exposure—not only beach days.

SPF primarily measures protection against UVB rays associated with sunburn. UVA penetrates more deeply and contributes to pigmentation, collagen breakdown, wrinkles, and premature skin aging. AgeScreen provides high protection against both.

The Boots rating evaluates UVA protection in relation to UVB protection. Five stars represent the highest category within the Boots UVA rating system.

Some UVA can pass through ordinary window glass, making daily UVA protection relevant when driving or spending extended time beside windows. UVB is more effectively blocked by standard glass.

UVA PF means UVA Protection Factor. It measured the level of protection a sunscreen provides against UVA radiation associated with persistent pigmentation and premature skin aging. A higher UVAPF indicates stronger UVA protection. AgeScreen achieved a mean UVAPF of 45.24, more than three times the European minimum UVA-PF sunscreen benchmark.

Choose Clear if you want completely invisible sunscreen without cosmetic coverage. Choose Tinted if you prefer the same high sun protection with a sheer finish that helps even the appearance of skin tone.

AgeScreen Clear is designed to blend transparently without chalkiness, whitening, or visible residue across different skin tones.

Honey Almond, Mocca and Espresso provide sheer, flexible color rather than full foundation coverage. They help create a more even-looking finish while providing daily SPF 40 protection.

Yes. No sunscreen blocks all UV radiation, and tanning can still occur, particularly with insufficient application or reapplication. A tan is a sign that the skin has responded to UV exposure, so sunscreen should not be used to make intentional tanning safer.

AgeScreen has a comfortable, moisturizing cream texture. Some people may find it sufficient for daytime wear, while drier skin may still benefit from a separate moisturizer underneath.

Apply moisturizer first and allow it to settle. AgeScreen should be the final skincare step before makeup.

Reapply at least every two hours during ongoing sun exposure, and after swimming, sweating or toweling. Apply generously to maintain the stated protection.

Yes. AgeScreen can be used as a facial sunscreen or body sunscreen on exposed skin.

AgeScreen was developed for comfortable daily use, including sensitive skin. Anyone with highly reactive skin or a dermatologist-managed condition should introduce new products gradually.

Yes. Apply AgeScreen as the final skincare step, allow it to settle and then apply makeup.

The 1.69 fl. oz. (50 mL) bottle is convenient for travel and daily carry. The 3.38 fl. oz. (100 mL) bottle offers better value for frequent face-and-body or family use.