
Ectoin
Helps protect skin from environmental stress caused by heat, UV and pollution
Sun care for your weather
Checking the sky where you are…
Here’s what your skin can wear today:

2 pearls - your everyday amount

2 pumps — your everyday layer
Reapply: Every 2-3 hours if you're out for long.
Every sunscreen asks the same question: oily or dry? But your skin isn't oily or dry in a fixed way. It changes the second the weather does tight in a Delhi December, greasy in a Bombay July, dull in the September smog.
Skin type tells you a little. The weather tells you everything.
So we stopped sorting sunscreen by skin, and started building it around climate. That's climate-smart — the same idea, in two products.
Even the same routine can perform differently depending on where you are. Understanding the skin means understanding the conditions it lives in.
The sun you don’t
feel ages your skin
Office AC quietly pulls
your skin’s moisture out

A warm day pushes your
oil up by mid-morning
Damp air decides whether
anything you put on stays put

The sun you don't feel ages your skin.
A warm day pushes your oil up by mid-morning.
Office AC quietly pulls your skin's moisture out.
Damp air decides whether anything you put on stays put.
The weather is doing more to your skin than you think.
more sebum production takes place for every 1°C rise in the skin temperature.
British Journal of Dermatology, 1970
at 32°C is enough to measurably raise both sebum and inflammation markers in the skin.
Fudan University, Shanghai · Environmental Research, 2025
more pigment spots on the forehead and cheeks, in skin exposed to more traffic particles.
Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 2010
Your skin changes with the weather. So does the way you wear it.
What’s your skin wearing today?