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iS Clinical's mineral SPF and one of the cleanest physical sunscreens in the cosmeceutical channel. Titanium Dioxide 5.20% + Zinc Oxide 1.10% as the active filters, plus iron oxides for visible-light protection (the molecules that block the blue-light wavelengths that trigger melasma in Fitzpatrick III-V skin) and the brand's signature Centella asiatica + tocopherol antioxidant base. The tinted format eliminates the white-cast issue that plagues most mineral SPFs. Dermatologist-prescribed for melasma protocols.
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Eclipse SPF 50+ by iS Clinical is formulated for sensitive, all, acne-prone skin. iS Clinical's mineral SPF and one of the cleanest physical sunscreens in the cosmeceutical channel. Titanium Dioxide 5.20% + Zinc Oxide 1.10% as the active filters, plus iron oxides for visible-light protection (the molecules that block the blue-light wavelengths that trigger melasma in Fitzpatrick III-V skin) and the brand's signature Centella asiatica + tocopherol antioxidant base. The tinted format eliminates the white-cast issue that plagues most mineral SPFs. Dermatologist-prescribed for melasma protocols.
The key active ingredients in Eclipse SPF 50+ are Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: 100% mineral filter system (no chemical filters) and iron oxides for visible-light/blue-light protection.
Yes, Eclipse SPF 50+ targets sensitivity. 100% mineral filter system (no chemical filters)
Eclipse SPF 50+ retails for around $50, which places it in the premium range for sunscreens. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: premium pricing for a sunscreen; tinted format may not match all skin tones; thicker texture than chemical SPF alternatives.
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