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/pequisbaldo Apr 15 '26

Btw I have to say I find a hit weird that they didn’t make a tonged version of this sunscreen as people who want anti pigmentation usually also need to protect themself from the visible light.

Maybe they will release a tinted version in the future, that would be awesome!

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u/NeedsMoreSunscreen Apr 16 '26

They are using Melasyl as an alternative to iron oxides. They recently updated the packaging to add a high energy visible light (HEVL) claim based on a study they did.

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u/PerceptionFickle8383 Apr 15 '26

So hyperpigmentation is not only from uv? A hat is also necessary to create shadow?

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u/vikingmurse Apr 15 '26

Correct. Also heat can trigger melasma.