Mineral and organic UV filters
A UV-filter component of this sunscreen. Follow the labelled application, reapplication and sun-exposure directions on your pack.

INSIDE THE FORMULA
This formula combines mineral and organic UV filters with Centella asiatica, squalane and glycerin. The word hybrid describes the combination of filter types. Use it as the final step in your morning skincare routine and follow the directions for generous application and regular reapplication. Check the packaging for the current ingredient list and protection information.
A UV-filter component of this sunscreen. Follow the labelled application, reapplication and sun-exposure directions on your pack.
A botanical ingredient in the formula. Refer to the full ingredient list for its named form and the ingredients alongside it.
Squalane is one of the oil-phase ingredients in this formula. Review the full composition to compare it with the products already in your routine.
USING THIS FORMULA
01 / Before
Complete your serum and moisturiser steps before sunscreen. Follow the product directions for application before sun exposure.
02 / Your formula
Apply liberally 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply at least every 2 hours.
03 / After
Reapply at least every two hours and follow the additional reapplication directions on your pack. Sunscreen is one part of sun protection.
Introduce one new product at a time and follow the directions on your pack.
Cica Mineral Hybrid Sunscreen combines zinc oxide with organic UV filters. “Hybrid” describes that combination; “cica” refers to the Centella asiatica in the formula. Check the pack for its labelled protection information.
Apply it after your serum and moisturiser, as the final skincare step before makeup. Let it settle before applying makeup gently. Mixing sunscreen into foundation or moisturiser can make it harder to apply the correct amount evenly.
Apply generously 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply at least every two hours outdoors and after swimming, sweating or towel drying, following the pack. Do not assume water resistance unless it is stated on the label. Shade and protective clothing also matter.
Sunscreen belongs in the daytime routine whether or not you use active serums. Apply vitamin C first, then moisturiser if needed, then sunscreen. After a retinal evening, follow the same daytime sun-protection routine. A serum or retinoid does not provide SPF.
Do not assume your usual amount of foundation gives the protection on its label. Apply your dedicated sunscreen as directed, then makeup if you want it. Makeup does not remove the need to reapply sunscreen when outdoors.
Try fewer skincare layers underneath, let moisturiser settle and apply makeup without repeated rubbing. Keep the sunscreen amount generous: using less to avoid pilling compromises coverage. If the combination still rolls off, try it without the serum to identify the incompatible layer.