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Uvinul A Plus
On your shelf ✓What Uvinul A Plus does for your skin, who it suits, and what to watch for.
INCI: Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate · Also: Parsol DHHB
In short: Uvinul A Plus delivers uva1 protection, suits most skin types, and the evidence behind it is strong.
- What it does
- Uva1 protection
- Best for
- Most skin types
- Evidence
- Strong
The molecule
The Glow take
Only as good as the sunscreen it lives in.
As a single filter, Uvinul A Plus only matters as part of a finished sunscreen you actually reapply. The best SPF is the one that feels good enough to wear every morning.
— Maya
What it does
- uva1 protection
strong evidenceSCCS and toxicology data indicate DHHB is safe up to 10% with low dermal absorption and strong UVA protection, including in pregnancy-safe assessments.
On a label: usually effective at 2-10%.
Who it's for, and who should skip it
Tends to suit
- all
- sensitive
Approach with care
No specific group flagged to avoid it.
- Clogs poresLow
- Irritation riskLow
How it fits each skin type
- DrySuits
- CombinationSuits
- OilySuits
- SensitiveSuits
Where it fits in your routine
Plays well with
Uvinul A Plus, answered
Is Uvinul A Plus safe during pregnancy?
Yes. Uvinul A Plus is considered safe to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. As with anything, if you are unsure it is worth a quick word with your doctor or midwife.
Who should avoid Uvinul A Plus?
No specific group is flagged to avoid Uvinul A Plus. It is well tolerated by most skin. Still, introduce anything new one product at a time.
What concentration of Uvinul A Plus actually works?
Uvinul A Plus tends to do its job in the 2 to 10% range. Much lower and it is likely underdosed.
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