Ponds Sun Protect Non oily Sunscreen Review With SPF 30

Ponds Sun Protect Non Oily Sunscreen Review: I’m going to review the newly launched Ponds sun protect non-oily SPF 30 sunscreen today. Sunscreen is a mandatory product for me in every season, especially in summers it is like a lifeline to me. I keep trying sunscreens from different brands and when I saw this, I couldn’t stop myself from buying this one. So let’s get into details to know more about it.

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Price- INR 99 for 35gm, INR 199 for 80gm

Shelf life- 3 years

Product Description

Most people believe that the only damaged caused by the sun is tanning or skin burning. However, dermatologists say that the sun’s harsh UV rays not only cause skin tanning from outside but also damage skin from deep within. The damage caused due to exposure to the harsh rays of the sun leads to five major skin problems which are uneven patches, dark circles, fine lines, dark spots, and redness. The pond’s institute brings to you its breakthrough solution to fight all the problems caused by the sun – pond’s sun protect non-oily sunscreen. This dermatologist-tested formula with SPF 30 pa+++ helps protect your skin from sun damage issues. Its non-oily formulation is perfect for the hot and humid Indian summers. Pond’s sun protect provides broad-spectrum protection from both UVA and UVB rays. This light-weighted, beautifully scented, non-oily sunscreen form the perfect partner to walk out of your home with confidence without fearing the 5 problems caused by the sun. Best used after cleansing skin, perfect to apply before make-up. Must use on all skin that will be exposed directly to the sun 15 – 20 minutes before exposure. Re-apply after 3 hours. And re-apply after 90 minutes of sweating, swimming, immediately after towel drying, and at least every 3 hours.

Packaging

Ponds sun protect non-oily sunscreen comes in a yellow colored tube with flip open cap but the cap is too tight so, you need to put pressure while opening. The tube is made of soft plastic and you can find all the details on the back of the tube. The tube is very handy and can be easily carried in handbags or pouch while traveling.

Fragrance

Ponds Sun Protect Non Oily Sunscreen smells exactly like ponds white beauty cream. However, it is mild and dies down soon after application. So, it will not hurt sensitive nose.

Ingredients

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Ponds Sun Protect Non Oily Sunscreen Review And My Experience

Ponds sun protect non oily sunscreen is white colored having a medium creamy consistency and because of its creamy texture, it spreads easily on the skin and gets absorbed with a light massage. It is light weighted, non-oily and non-greasy in texture that will work great for oily and combination skin type. Also, it doesn’t create a whitish layer on my face rather leaves a sheen but if you apply a thick layer you might notice a slight white cast. Most of the sunscreen tends to make my skin look dull but this one does not do anything like that.

It can be wear under makeup as it doesn’t flakes or peeled off. I have normal skin type and I just apply a light moisturizer beneath, if you have oily skin you can skip the moisturizer. Moreover, It has SPF 30 PA+++ that provides adequate sun protection while indoor activities. However, I also use it while going out in the sun and it does protect me from harmful UV rays but one needs to reapply after every 2 hours which is not possible if you have applied makeup that’s why I prefer to use it while I’m at home.

Recommend for normal to oily skin types

PROS

Affordable
Travel-friendly
Non-oily and non-greasy formulation
Light weighted
Gives an instant glow
Does not flakes or peeled off
Good for daily use and indoor protection

CONS

Contain parabens and other chemicals
Might give white cast when applied in excess amount
Needs reapplication frequently

Overall Rating- 3.9 / 5

Overall I really like Ponds Sun Protect Non Oily sunscreen, it is affordable and good for the price it comes but loaded with parabens and other chemicals so, if you are into natural skincare you might not like it.

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