Skinmurch Cloud Skin Suncare SPF 35 Pa+++
49/100 overall score
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About this sunscreen
Skinmurch Cloud Skin Suncare is an SPF 35 chemical sunscreen using Titanium Dioxide and Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate. It wears balanced with a low white cast, feels lightweight, and is generally low on pore-clogging, while working okay under makeup. Protection is rated weak, which is common for a thin SPF 35 formula. At 49.0/100 it is best used as a light layer rather than a primary high-protection sunscreen.
Ingredient & SPF scores
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UV protection
Weak
29
- +31.4 Titanium Dioxide at #6, UV filter (UVA1 +4.8)
- +14.4 Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate at #9, UV filter
- ×0.6 Almost no UVA1, poor aging protection
- +0 UVA claimed on the label but no real UVA1 filters in the list
- +1 Label claims (SPF 35)
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Health safety
High
64
- +100 Starting score
- −36 Octinoxate at #9 (regulatory/evidence concern)
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Eye sting
Low
95
- +100 Starting score
- −5 Octinoxate at #9, migrates into eyes with sweat
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Fungal acne
Low
86
- +100 Starting score
- −14 1 long-chain (C12+) esters that feed Malassezia (PEG-100 Stearate)
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Fabric stains
Low
90
- +100 Starting score
- −10 Titanium Dioxide at #6, white marks, worst on dark fabric (washable)
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Moisture
Hydrating
LightNourishing
- → 10 Glycerin at #4, the anchor humectant
- → 2 Sodium Hyaluronate at #20, hyaluronic family
- → 2 1 strong humectants (Diglycerin)
- → 2 Humectant polyols
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Makeup base
Okay
PillsPrimer
- ← 0.5 Gel polymers prone to pilling under friction (Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer)
- ← 3 Humectant syrup tackiness
- ← 6 High mineral load at #6 greys under foundation
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Water resistance
Not resistant
Non-water-resistantWater-resistant
Nothing flagged in the ingredient list.
How we rate water resistance →Skincare extras
Beneficial actives this formula contains. Informational only, not part of the rating: their effect depends on a concentration the label does not disclose.
- ✨ Niacinamide
- ✨ Allantoin
Full ingredient list (21)
What each ingredient does and how it moves each rating: green helps, red hurts, ↑ / ↓ give the direction, and ← / → shift a slider toward its ends (finish, moisture, makeup base). Auto-derived from our scoring rules and the ingredient's position.
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1 Water
Solvent base, the water phase
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Soothing, skin-conditioning active
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Humectant, pulls water into the skin
- 2 → nourishing humectant polyol
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4 Glycerin
Humectant, pulls water into the skin
- 10 → nourishing the anchor humectant
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Plant oil, an emollient
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Mineral UV filter (Titanium Dioxide)
- ↑ 31.4 UV protection, incl. long-UVA (UVA1)
- ↑ 10 white marks, worst on dark fabric (washable)
- pills ← 6 High mineral load greys under foundation
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Supporting ingredient
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Supporting ingredient
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Legacy UV filter (Octinoxate), low in the list, likely a minor contributor
- ↑ 14.4 UV protection
- ↑ 5 migrates into eyes with sweat
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Emulsifier, keeps oil and water blended
- ↑ 14 feeds malassezia
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11 Amylopectin
Supporting ingredient
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12 Diglycerin
Humectant, pulls water into the skin
- 2 → nourishing humectant
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Thickener and texture, structures the gel or cream
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Humectant, pulls water into the skin
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15 Allantoin
Soothing, skin-conditioning active
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Botanical extract
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Chelator, binds stray metal ions to keep the formula stable
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18 Tocopherol
Antioxidant, protects the formula and skin
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Emulsifier, keeps oil and water blended
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Humectant, pulls water into the skin
- 2 → nourishing hyaluronic family
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21 Xanthan Gum
Thickener and texture, structures the gel or cream
Is Skinmurch Cloud Skin mineral or chemical?
It is a chemical SPF 35 sunscreen, using Titanium Dioxide with Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate.
Is the Skinmurch Cloud Skin Suncare SPF 35 Pa+++ good for sun protection?
Its protection is rated weak, which is common for a thin SPF 35 formula, so it is best used as a light layer rather than a primary high-protection sunscreen. It scores 49.0/100.
Does it leave a white cast?
No, white cast is rated low, so it generally blends in clear. It wears balanced and lightweight.