23
Jul
2025
23
Jul
2025
In the ever-evolving landscape of skincare innovation, SENTÉ has introduced a new product that aims to redefine what daily sun protection can offer. The brand’s latest release, Even Tone Mineral Sunscreen SPF 30, is more than a basic mineral sunscreen — it’s positioned as a multitasking skincare solution designed to protect, calm, and visibly improve the complexion over time.
What sets this product apart is the integration of Heparan Sulfate Analogue (HSA), a patented ingredient developed to mimic the action of a molecule naturally found in healthy skin. According to the brand, HSA does more than sit on the surface; it’s engineered to penetrate more deeply, supporting the skin’s immune response to inflammation, enhancing natural repair processes, and gradually improving tone and texture.
Titanium Dioxide (4.25%) & Zinc Oxide (7.8%)
These two all-mineral filters are widely used in dermatology for their broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays. They form the physical barrier responsible for shielding skin from sun damage and environmental aggressors.
Iron Oxides
Often included in tinted formulations, these mineral pigments not only help with colour adaptation but also offer additional protection from visible light — increasingly recognised as a contributor to pigmentation and photo-ageing, particularly in darker skin tones.
Antioxidants
The inclusion of natural antioxidants aims to neutralise free radicals produced by exposure to pollution and blue light (from screens and artificial lighting), supporting skin longevity and resilience.
Heparan Sulfate Analogue (HSA)
Described by the brand as a next-generation active, HSA is said to calm inflammation at a cellular level, boost the skin barrier, and improve overall tone, particularly useful for those managing post-inflammatory pigmentation or sensitivity.
SENTÉ’s new sunscreen comes in two flexible tinted shades — Light Medium and Medium Dark — to offer blendable, sheer coverage with no white cast, a common concern with traditional mineral SPFs. It also claims to be water resistant for up to 40 minutes, with a breathable, lightweight finish.
According to product information, the formula is suitable for all skin types, including those that are sensitive, post-procedure, or prone to pigmentation and inflammation. That makes it a potential go-to for users who need more than simple SPF — particularly those seeking a product that offers both cosmetic enhancement and long-term skin health benefits.
The Even Tone Mineral Sunscreen is particularly relevant for individuals who:
Have uneven skin tone or pigmentation concerns
Require daily UV and visible light protection
Are managing sensitive or post-treatment skin
Want a sunscreen that also offers skincare benefits, such as tone correction or inflammation support
While it's still early days for consumer reviews, early feedback from aesthetic professionals has been positive. Lorna Bowes, CEO of AestheticSource (the UK distributor of SENTÉ), commented:
“Senté’s Even Tone Mineral Sunscreen represents a new generation of multifunctional skincare. With the proven power of HSA, this product protects, repairs and enhances skin tone in one simple step. It is a truly intelligent approach to sun care.”
The product officially launches on Monday, 28th July 2025, with a recommended retail price of £72. For professionals, the trade price is listed at £36.
With its focus on broad-spectrum protection, visible light defence, and scientifically backed skin repair, SENTÉ’s Even Tone Mineral Sunscreen SPF 30 stands out in a saturated sunscreen market. It may appeal most to users looking for a one-step product that bridges the gap between daily protection and targeted skin correction — particularly in cases involving sensitivity, pigmentation, or post-treatment recovery.
As the demand for intelligent skincare continues to grow, it’s likely we’ll see more products like this that combine clinical science with cosmetic benefits. Whether this sunscreen lives up to its ambitious claims will be told through patient outcomes and long-term user feedback. But for now, it’s certainly one to watch.
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