Sunscreen Serum

Tested & verified

Dermatologically tested

Patch-tested on a volunteer panel over 4 hours — zero rashes, redness, itching, or irritation.

Heavy-metal safe

Lead, arsenic, mercury & cadmium all measured below safe limits.

Microbiology passed

Screened for E. coli, Salmonella, Staph & more — none detected.

ISO-certified lab

Independently tested at an ISO 9001 & ISO 17516 accredited laboratory.

Independent lab analysis of the Sunscreen Serum (Pioneer Analytical & Trading Services, June 2026).

What's in it

Niacinamide 3%

A vitamin-B3 derivative that refines tone, reduces sebum, and strengthens the barrier without irritation in humid climates.

Vitamin C (Ascorbyl Glucoside 1%)

A stable vitamin C derivative for brightening and antioxidant protection — works alongside Niacinamide to even skin tone over time.

Broad-spectrum SPF 50

Hybrid UV protection — mineral (Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide) and chemical (Octocrylene, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate) filters combined for broad UVA + UVB + HEV coverage with PA++++ rating.

Squalane + Panthenol

Lightweight hydration that stays lightweight. Squalane mimics skin's natural lipids; Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) soothes and repairs.

No

No white cast on darker skin tones. No oxybenzone. No parabens. No alcohol. Light fragrance from botanical extracts.

What to expect, and when

No three-day miracles. Here is the honest schedule instead, including the part nobody prints.

Day 1

Sun protection, from 90 seconds after you apply it.This is the one thing that works immediately, every single time. Nothing else on this list does.

Week 1

Nothing visible. That is normal.If a serum shows you a result in three days, ask what it is doing to show it that fast.

Weeks 1–6

Possible temporary breakouts.Introducing actives such as Niacinamide or Kojic Complex can cause them in the first few weeks. They typically settle within 4–8 weeks of starting. If your skin reacts rather than adjusts, stop and write to us — a person will reply.

Week 4 onward

Tone changes are gradual.Expect to notice something around week four, not week one — and it varies from person to person.

Sunscreen reduces the risk of sun damage but does not eliminate it entirely. Avoid prolonged unprotected sun exposure.

How to use

1. 01Apply once in the morning, after cleansing.
2. 02One pump for face. Three if you include neck and ears (you should).
3. 03Pat in. Wait 90 seconds before sunlight or any other product.
4. 04Reapply if you're outdoors: every 2–3 hours, and after swimming or heavy sweating.

Sunscreen reduces the risk of sun damage but does not eliminate it entirely. Avoid prolonged unprotected sun exposure.