CosDerm Sun Coat Daily Protective Gel 35 gm Pack

Sun Coat – Product Information

Uses Sun Coat is a sunscreen that protects your skin from UV damage. Dermatologists here in Pakistan recommend it for:

• Everyday protection to stop tanning, sunburn, and your skin aging too fast
• Preventing dark spots and pigmentation from sun exposure
• Helping with skin issues like melasma, acne marks, or conditions that get worse in sunlight
• Cutting down long-term sun damage risks, including skin cancer

Using Sun Coat regularly keeps your skin tone even and protects against environmental damage.

Formula Sun Coat mixes physical and chemical UV filters for complete protection:

• SPF rating (depends on the version) – blocks UVB rays that burn your skin
• UVA filters – stop deeper damage and premature aging
• Cream base that absorbs well without leaving you greasy

(Check the package for exact ingredients since they can vary between batches.)

Precautions

• Only for skin use
• Put on plenty 15-20 minutes before going outside
• Reapply every 2-3 hours, especially after sweating or washing your face
• Keep away from eyes and sensitive areas
• Good for adults and kids over 6 (younger kids need doctor’s okay first)
• Test on a small skin patch first if you have sensitive skin

Side Effects Most people handle Sun Coat fine, but you might get:

• Mild irritation or redness
• Allergic reaction to sunscreen ingredients (doesn’t happen often)
• Acne flare-ups if you have very oily skin

Stop using it and see a doctor if you get bad irritation or allergic reactions.

Doctor’s Review Dr. Nadia Hussain – Consultant Dermatologist “I tell my patients to make Sun Coat part of their daily routine, especially with our strong sun all year round. It blocks both UVA and UVB rays well, preventing tanning, dark patches, and early aging. The secret with sunscreen is being consistent – using enough and reapplying when you need to. When you use Sun Coat properly, it really helps keep your skin healthy.”

Disclaimer: This is general product information only. It’s not medical advice. For skincare guidance that fits your specific needs, talk to a dermatologist or healthcare professional.