Silki Anti-Pollution Defence Sunscreen  

Our Silki Anti-Pollution Defence Sunscreen is a lightweight, fast-absorbing, Broad Spectrum UVA + UVB 50SPF Sunscreen, which has been dermatologically tested and approved.

Our gel-cream formulation is enriched with Vitamin C + E, Coenzyme Q10 and Squalene to hydrate the skin without leaving a white cast - making it perfect for all skin tones.

Skin Type - Sensitive, Oily, Acne Prone.

Key Features: 

• Dermatologically Tested & Approved
• No White Cast
• Fragrance-Free
• Moisturising
• Easily Absorbs
• Made in South Africa

Our Silki Anti-Pollution Defence Sunscreen is: Locally Made in South Africa Independently Tested and Approved for an SPF50 Rating

Our Silki Anti-Pollution Defence Sunscreen contains powerful antioxidant 
ingredients such as:
- Vitamin C – a powerful antioxidant and a free radical hunter.
- Squalane – a moisturizing agent that is non-comedogenic, softening,
soothing, and irritant-preventative.
- Coenzyme Q10 – a skin-firming agent that also plumps and smooths.
- Vitamin E – a potent antioxidant that protects cells from damage and
softens skin.Protection Filters

UVA

UVA (Ultraviolet A) rays penetrate the deeper layers of the skin (the dermis), damaging and ageing the skin with an increased risk of skin cancer. 

UVB

UVB (Ultraviolet B) rays penetrate the epidermis and cause redness, skin damage, age spots and ultimately skin cancer.

HEV

HEV (High Energy Visible Rays) / Blue Light

Blue Light is one of the several colours in the visible light spectrum and is often referred to as high energy visible rays or HEV. It is emitted from the sun, as well as from electronic devices like our smartphones, tablets & TVs. Blue light poses potential skin damage due to free radical generation and has been shown to induce oxidative stress in live skin.

Blue Light Exposure contributes to:

-       Wrinkle formation.

-       Skin discolouration and pigmentation.

-       Skin inflammation.

IR-A

IR-A (Infrared Light) rays penetrate the skin deeper than UV radiation and visible light, with 50% reaching the dermis – the layer where wrinkles are formed.

IR-A contributes to:

-       Collagen damage within the skin.
-       Reduction of new-forming collagen.
-       Wrinkles and premature ageing.