☀️ Because Your Skin Deserves More Than Just SPF
Pakistan’s climate isn’t easy on your skin — scorching summers, humidity, dust, and UV radiation year-round.
That’s why Shade by ELIXIR was developed not as a cosmetic, but as dermatologist-inspired daily armor.
🔬 Formulated with Science and Emotion
Our sunscreen isn’t just SPF — it’s protection that feels like care.
Microfine Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide form a mineral shield that blocks UVA and UVB rays, while Vitamin E nourishes and calms even the most sensitive skin.
The formula blends seamlessly into your routine — lightweight, non-greasy, and comfortable even in Karachi’s humidity or Lahore’s heat.
“It doesn’t feel heavy or sticky — I wear it under my makeup every day,”
— Ayesha (@withloveayya), Karachi-based influencer
Watch her full review on YouTube →
💧 Why Dermatologists Recommend Shade by ELIXIR
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Broad Spectrum SPF 60 — blocks both UVA & UVB rays.
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Non-Comedogenic Formula — safe for oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skin.
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Vitamin E Infusion — fights free radicals and prevents premature aging.
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Made for Pakistani Skin — tested for humid and dry climates alike.
This sunscreen goes beyond “no white cast.” It’s skincare in a bottle — protection, hydration, and comfort all in one.
👩🔬 Science-Backed Protection
A 2023 study in Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering highlighted that mineral-based UV filters (like Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide) provide longer-lasting protection while being safer for sensitive skin — precisely why Shade by ELIXIR uses them as core actives.
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❤️ Real People. Real Confidence.
Our customers don’t just wear Shade — they swear by it.
From influencers to dermatologists, Shade by ELIXIR has become a trusted part of the daily routine for hundreds across Pakistan.
“Shade by ELIXIR keeps my skin calm and protected even on long outdoor shoots — no breakouts, no white cast, just comfort.”
— @withloveayya, Karachi
🧴 How to Use It Right
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Apply 15–20 minutes before sun exposure.
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Use two-finger rule for the perfect amount.
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Reapply every 2–3 hours during outdoor activities.
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Use daily — yes, even indoors.
🧠 References:
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“Recent Developments in Tuning the Efficacy of Different Types of Sunscreens.” Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, Springer, 2023.
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“Vitamin E and Photoprotection.” Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2022.
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“The Role of Zinc Oxide in Modern Sunscreens.” Dermatologic Therapy, 2021.