KEY INGREDIENTS: Zinc Oxide, Extremozymes, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Titanium Dioxide, Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassic Acid (Centella Asiatica), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice
The tinted mineral sunscreen that makes your skin look better while it protects
This is our most-reached-for sunscreen at Lucēre. Extreme Protect SPF 40 Beige is the same all-mineral formula as the Translucent, with 15.3% zinc oxide, 1.3% titanium dioxide, centella asiatica, vitamin E, olive leaf and iS Clinical’s Extremozyme technology, plus a warm, golden-beige tint.
It’s not a tinted moisturiser or a BB cream. It’s a proper daily sunscreen that evens out your skin tone and gives a healthy glow while it works. The finish is luminous without being shiny, and online reviewers often say they skip foundation altogether when they’re wearing it.
The tint also does a job. The iron oxides that give it colour help protect against visible light, which plays a part in pigmentation and melasma. That makes it a smart choice for pigment-prone skin and after laser and light treatments. If you’ve found the Translucent leaves a slight white tinge, the tint blends it out.
All-mineral. Broad spectrum UVA/UVB. Fragrance-free.
Who it’s for:
Anyone who wants sun protection, skincare and a natural glow in one step
Light to medium skin tones with neutral to warm undertones
Pigmentation-prone skin, melasma and post-summer sun spots
Skin recovering after BBL, laser or microneedling treatments
Perimenopausal and mature skin wanting a natural finish without heavy coverage
Anyone who finds the Translucent leaves a white tinge
Common questions
Extreme Protect Beige or Eclipse Beige? The two tints are quite different. Extreme Protect Beige reads warm and golden, and the formula is high in zinc and moisturising. Eclipse SPF 50+ Beige is a cooler, lighter, more neutral tint with a matte finish, better for oily skin. If you’ve tried Eclipse Beige and found it too cool or too light, this is likely the one for you.
Will the tint suit my skin tone? It suits most light to medium skin tones, especially with neutral or warm undertones. Blend it well and build it up in thin layers. If you have a very fair or deeper skin tone, ask us and we’ll help you choose.
Can I use it after laser or microneedling? Yes. Mineral sunscreen is the safest choice on freshly treated skin, and the tint adds visible light protection, which helps after pigmentation treatments like BBL. After BBL or MOXI it can go on straight away. After Sylfirm X or microchanneling, wait until we tell you, usually the next morning.
“The beige is our bestseller for a reason. The glow, the skincare, the protection - it does everything. It’s the SPF I choose for myself when I don’t want to wear makeup but I want a bit of a glow.” - Caroline, Lucēre
APPLICATION: Apply generously to face and neck 15 minutes before sun exposure, about a teaspoon for face, neck and ears. Blend well so the tint sits evenly. Reapply at least every two hours, after swimming or sweating, and after towel drying.
Free shipping on NZ orders over $150. Authorised iS Clinical stockist.
The tinted mineral sunscreen that makes your skin look better while it protects
This is our most-reached-for sunscreen at Lucēre. Extreme Protect SPF 40 Beige is the same all-mineral formula as the Translucent, with 15.3% zinc oxide, 1.3% titanium dioxide, centella asiatica, vitamin E, olive leaf and iS Clinical’s Extremozyme technology, plus a warm, golden-beige tint.
It’s not a tinted moisturiser or a BB cream. It’s a proper daily sunscreen that evens out your skin tone and gives a healthy glow while it works. The finish is luminous without being shiny, and online reviewers often say they skip foundation altogether when they’re wearing it.
The tint also does a job. The iron oxides that give it colour help protect against visible light, which plays a part in pigmentation and melasma. That makes it a smart choice for pigment-prone skin and after laser and light treatments. If you’ve found the Translucent leaves a slight white tinge, the tint blends it out.
All-mineral. Broad spectrum UVA/UVB. Fragrance-free.
Who it’s for:
Anyone who wants sun protection, skincare and a natural glow in one step
Light to medium skin tones with neutral to warm undertones
Pigmentation-prone skin, melasma and post-summer sun spots
Skin recovering after BBL, laser or microneedling treatments
Perimenopausal and mature skin wanting a natural finish without heavy coverage
Anyone who finds the Translucent leaves a white tinge
Common questions
Extreme Protect Beige or Eclipse Beige? The two tints are quite different. Extreme Protect Beige reads warm and golden, and the formula is high in zinc and moisturising. Eclipse SPF 50+ Beige is a cooler, lighter, more neutral tint with a matte finish, better for oily skin. If you’ve tried Eclipse Beige and found it too cool or too light, this is likely the one for you.
Will the tint suit my skin tone? It suits most light to medium skin tones, especially with neutral or warm undertones. Blend it well and build it up in thin layers. If you have a very fair or deeper skin tone, ask us and we’ll help you choose.
Can I use it after laser or microneedling? Yes. Mineral sunscreen is the safest choice on freshly treated skin, and the tint adds visible light protection, which helps after pigmentation treatments like BBL. After BBL or MOXI it can go on straight away. After Sylfirm X or microchanneling, wait until we tell you, usually the next morning.
“The beige is our bestseller for a reason. The glow, the skincare, the protection - it does everything. It’s the SPF I choose for myself when I don’t want to wear makeup but I want a bit of a glow.” - Caroline, Lucēre
APPLICATION: Apply generously to face and neck 15 minutes before sun exposure, about a teaspoon for face, neck and ears. Blend well so the tint sits evenly. Reapply at least every two hours, after swimming or sweating, and after towel drying.
Free shipping on NZ orders over $150. Authorised iS Clinical stockist.
KEY INGREDIENTS: Zinc Oxide, Extremozymes, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Titanium Dioxide, Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassic Acid (Centella Asiatica), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice