Isdin Eryfotona Actinica SPF 50+ Ultralight Mineral Sunscreen

ISDIN® Eryfotona Actinica SPF 50+

An ultralight mineral sunscreen built to repair sun damage, not just prevent new damage.

This 100% mineral sunscreen uses 11% zinc oxide to block UVA and UVB rays, paired with patented DNA Repairsomes®, a plankton-derived photolyase enzyme clinically proven to help repair existing sun damage, and vitamin E to boost the skin's natural antioxidant defenses and fight early signs of aging. The ultralight, fast-absorbing emulsion melts into skin without a white cast or greasy finish, making it a genuinely usable base for makeup rather than a sunscreen you have to work around. Non-comedogenic, water-resistant, dermatologist recommended, and suitable for all skin types, for daily, year-round use.

Why it works: Most sunscreens only address one side of sun exposure: blocking new UV damage while leaving whatever damage has already accumulated untouched. Actinic damage builds silently over years of exposure, showing up eventually as thickened skin, wrinkles, uneven tone, or worse. DNA Repairsomes work as a photolyase enzyme, actively helping to repair that existing damage at the cellular level, while the zinc oxide handles ongoing protection, so the formula is treating both directions of sun exposure instead of just one.

How to use it:

1. Shake well before use.
2. Apply the equivalent of two finger-lengths to face and neck, 15 minutes before sun exposure.
3. Reapply after 40 minutes of swimming or sweating, or immediately after towel drying.
4. Reapply at least every 2 hours during continued sun exposure, and use daily as the final step of your routine.

The worth//vitality promise

We chose this sunscreen because it goes beyond the basic job of blocking new UV rays. DNA Repairsomes are a patented, clinically proven technology addressing damage that's already there, which most sunscreens never attempt. Pairing real repair science with a texture light enough for actual daily use is what earns a sunscreen its place in the lineup, not just an SPF number on the label.