SORG UV Clem Cream SPF 50 is a great pick for dry and sensitive skin because of its soothing, non-greasy formula. It’s packed with skin-friendly ingredients like titanium dioxide and octinoxate for UV protection, plus vitamin E and niacinamide to nourish and calm the skin. These ingredients help reinforce the skin’s natural barrier, even out skin tone, and minimize irritation. It’s gentle enough to use after dermatological procedures or during anti-aging treatments.

Titanium dioxide is a mineral-based UV filter that physically blocks harmful UV rays by reflecting them away from the skin. It’s a go-to ingredient for sensitive skin because it’s less likely to cause irritation compared to chemical filters. It’s also reef-safe and offers a bit of a brightening effect, which makes it especially popular in mineral sunscreens.

A broad-spectrum sunscreen like this one protects against both UVA and UVB rays. That means you’re guarded not just from sunburn (UVB) but also from premature aging and long-term sun damage (UVA), which can lead to wrinkles and dark spots. Plus, its lightweight formula blends in easily without leaving a chalky white cast, so it works well for everyday wear.

Apply the cream generously at least 15–30 minutes before sun exposure, covering all exposed skin. For continued protection, reapply every 2 hours—or sooner if you’re swimming, sweating, or towel-drying. Consistent reapplication is key to keeping your skin shielded throughout the day.

Yes—avoid using it on broken or irritated skin. If your skin is extremely sensitive, it’s a good idea to do a patch test first. Also, store the tube in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. And as with all skincare products, keep it out of reach of children.

Its non-greasy, lightweight texture makes it easy to layer with other skincare products like serums and moisturizers. Just remember: sunscreen should be the last step in your skincare routine—apply it before makeup for the best protection.

SORG UV Clem Cream SPF 50 doesn’t contain oxybenzone, which is known to harm coral reefs. However, it does have octinoxate, another ingredient that’s sometimes flagged for its environmental impact. If you’re heading to a reef-sensitive area, it’s worth checking local guidelines on sunscreen ingredients.