NabaRoop Tinted Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 PA+++ – Hyaluronic Acid is a daily wear tinted sunscreen designed to combine high sun protection with hydration support.
The lightweight lotion helps protect against UVA & UVB exposure while supporting skin moisture balance. The subtle tint helps even out tone for a naturally fresh look, making it suitable for everyday use without heavy base makeup.
Designed for humid urban climates, it blends smoothly into skin, does not leave a white cast, and supports a comfortable, dewy finish throughout the day.
Sun Defence. Skin Specific.
Take an adequate amount and dot evenly across face and neck.
Blend gently until fully absorbed.
Allow to set for a few seconds before applying additional makeup (if desired).
Reapply every 2–3 hours during prolonged sun exposure.
FAQs
Yes, it is formulated with Hyaluronic Acid to support skin moisture balance.
It is designed to provide a fresh, dewy finish without heavy greasiness.
Yes, it is suitable for normal to dry skin types.
The tinted formula is designed to blend into Indian skin tones without leaving a white cast.
Reapply every 2–3 hours during extended sun exposure for continued protection.
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