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Sedum Hyaluron Sunscreen Watery by Abib — Dermasift — Dermasift

Abib·AI-analyzed

Sedum Hyaluron Sunscreen Watery

sunscreen · 41 ingredients

Will this irritate you?

A few things to know

2 formulation notes — worth a glance, not deal-breakers.

Does it target your concerns?

Mostly targets dehydrated oily skin

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What this targets

How this product targets each concern — longest bar is its strongest match

Dehydrated Oily Skin3 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Oily Skin & Excess Sebum1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Blackheads & Pore Congestion1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Pregnancy-Safe Skincare2 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Post-Inflammatory Erythema (PIE)1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Compromised Skin Barrier1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Dark Circles & Under-Eye Concerns1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Melasma6 helpful ingredients

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Acne & Breakouts1 helpful ingredient

Often helps with: Good for this concern

Ingredients

In order of concentration. Tap any row to see what it does.

41 total

1

AQUA(Water)

solventhumectantdiluent

2

PROPANEDIOL(Propanediol)

HumectantSolventEmollientViscosity modifier

3

DIBUTYL ADIPATE

emollientsolventskin conditioning

4

BIS-ETHYLHEXYLOXYPHENOL METHOXYPHENYL TRIAZINE

UV filterhair conditioning

5

BUTYLOCTYL SALICYLATE

solventskin conditioningUV filter solvent

6

DIETHYLAMINO HYDROXYBENZOYL HEXYL BENZOATE

UV filter

7

ETHYLHEXYL TRIAZONE

UV filter

8

POLYSILICONE-15

UV filter

For informational purposes only. This is not medical advice. Always patch test new products and consult a dermatologist for skin concerns.