Introducing CeraVe’s first-ever mineral/chemical hybrid sunscreen for use on the face and body. Developed with dermatologists, CeraVe Hydrating Sheer Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 30 combines mineral and chemical sun filters to help effectively reflect and absorb the sun’s damaging rays. Our hybrid sunscreen formula blends zinc oxide with chemical sun filters, providing the benefits of a mineral sunscreen with the cosmetic elegance often found in chemical sunscreens. This multi-benefit sunscreen helps protect you from the sun’s harmful rays while also delivering instant hydration that lasts all day long.
Hydrating Sheer Sunscreen’s ultra-lightweight fluid formula goes on white to guide an even application, and is absorbed within seconds for a non-greasy finish. This hydrating sunscreen formula leaves skin feeling comfortable, velvety-soft, and smooth to the touch. When used on the face, it helps prime skin for makeup, creating an even base for application. Hydrating Sheer Sunscreen does not pill and will not transfer onto clothes, run into your eyes, or move when you sweat—allowing you to enjoy your time in the sun.
- Allergy-tested, paraben-free, and fragrance-free
- Water-resistant for up to 80 minutes
- Provides 24-hour hydration
Key Features And Benefits
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Chemical & Mineral Sun Filters
Hybrid Blend of Sun Filters Absorbs and Reflects the Sun’s Damaging Rays -
Non-Greasy Feel
Non-greasy yet intensely hydrating formula -
Non-Comedogenic
Won’t clog pores
Key Ingredients
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Ceramides
Helps restore your skin’s natural barrier, helping to keep moisture in and harmful elements out. -
Niacinamide
May help calm skin, reduce transepidermal water loss (TEWL), and increase moisture in skin’s uppermost layer. -
Zinc Oxide
Blocks the widest spectrum of UV light and provides broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB rays, making it ideal for protection from daily or intense sun exposure. -
Hyaluronic Acid
Essential for maintaining skin’s moisture balance. Helps give skin a smooth, plump texture.
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