Gel Sunscreen SPF 50 PA++++
Lightweight gel sunscreen built around a modern, photo-stable filter system with no white cast.
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Try "dandruff", "niacinamide" or "Minimalist".
Balanced — not noticeably oily or dry.
21 products
Lightweight gel sunscreen built around a modern, photo-stable filter system with no white cast.
Hybrid sunscreen combining chemical filters with titanium dioxide, plus niacinamide and supporting actives.
Cult-favourite Indian sunscreen built deliberately without oxybenzone, octinoxate (OMC) or avobenzone.
Bestselling aqua-gel sunscreen featuring sodium hyaluronate and niacinamide alongside its UV filter system.
Hydrating dewy-finish sunscreen with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, ethyl ascorbic acid and niacinamide.
Brightening sunscreen with modern broad-spectrum filters, ascorbyl glucoside and niacinamide.
A long-standing dermatologist-recommended sunscreen — though despite the 'Mineral' branding, this is actually a hybrid formula.
Barrier-focused hybrid sunscreen with five ceramides, hyaluronic acid, ethyl ascorbic acid and zinc oxide.
Affordable lightweight sunscreen using only modern photostable filters, with ethyl ascorbic acid and niacinamide.
Pharmacy anti-dandruff shampoo stacking three antifungals — climbazole, piroctone olamine and zinc pyrithione — in an SLES base.
Fragrance-free barrier cream pairing three ceramides with cholesterol and petrolatum — the benchmark for dry and sensitive skin, at a premium.
Featherlight gel with hyaluronic acid and an amino-acid moisture complex — pleasant on oily skin, but fragranced, dyed and pricey for what it is.
Rich three-ceramide barrier cream with squalane and plant oils at under ₹4 a gram — superb value, let down by added fragrance.
Sulfate-free taurate shampoo whose smoothing comes from silicone, not the argan and lavender on the label — fair value, but heavily fragranced.
A conventional sulfate-and-silicone conditioning shampoo sold on hyaluronic acid it barely contains — cheap and effective, but the 72-hour claim belongs to the regime.
Gentle, fragrance-free glycerin-and-mineral-oil lotion at a bargain price — the niacinamide and B5 on the front are there in small amounts.
Sulfate-free shampoo with a sound pairing of piroctone olamine and salicylic acid — undisclosed doses and inflated claims hold it back.
Sulfate-free shampoo that discloses 2% salicylic acid and 0.3% piroctone olamine — sensible for mild flaking, but “proven clinically” is a consumer survey.
Salon-priced anti-dandruff shampoo built on SLES and a single, undisclosed dose of piroctone olamine — it works, but costs nearly twice Scalpe Pro per ml.
A capable mineral-oil-and-glycerin body lotion at a bargain price — the ceramide and hyaluron on the label are trace ingredients.
A gentler-than-usual piroctone olamine shampoo at pH 5.5 — free of dyes and menthol, but SLES-based, single-active and pricey per ml.