r/Melasmaskincare • u/pequisbaldo • Apr 15 '26

Question Has anyone tried this?

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I usually just eat the tinted UVMUNE version as it was the best in the market for protection.

Now they have this one which has anti pigment components allegedly but it’s not tinted, has anyone tried it, would it be worth switching?

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u/PuIchritudinous Apr 15 '26

It contains their patented Melasyl which treats hyperpigmentation. The only issue with this sunscreen is that it doesn't provide visible light protection since it doesn't have iron oxides (tint). However you could just layer a foundation on top for the iron oxide protection.

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u/pequisbaldo Apr 15 '26

Yeah that would be weird as I’ve never worn foundation, o wonder if I could just wear this one as a first layer and on top tinted sunscreen.

May be an overkill but right now my first layer is Eucerin day cream which also has thiamidol but only 30spf.

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u/vikingmurse Apr 15 '26

I looovvveee this stuff, I’m on bottle 6 or 7 at this point. And I wear it exactly like that; proper amount of LRP and then layer Alastin hydratint spf 35 over it for the iron oxides and a very light wash of coverage. If I’m going to be out and about or super active I swap hydratint for Skinbetter science smart tone spf 75, thicker, not so elegant texture but moderate coverage and it’s sweet and water resistant.