Hyper Daily Invisible for All SPF 50 Sun Drops
$36.00
• SPF 50 Broad Spectrum — invisible on all skin tones
• No white cast, no grease
• Niacinamide — skin-evening while protecting
• Vitamin C — antioxidant protection
• Serum-weight — no pilling over moisturizer
• Fragrance-free
Description
A serum-weight SPF 50 formula that goes on completely invisible with no white cast, no greasy finish, and no pilling. Doubles as a serum — niacinamide and vitamin C work to fade dark spots while protecting against future sun-triggered hyperpigmentation.
Scent Profile: Fragrance-free
Size / Volume: 1 fl oz
Best For: Daily SPF; no white cast; brightening protection; serum-SPF hybrid
Skin / Hair Type: All skin types; melanin-rich skin; hyperpigmentation-prone; daily SPF
Key Ingredients: Homosalate, Octisalate, Avobenzone, Niacinamide, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Hyaluronic Acid
How to Use: Apply 3–5 drops to face after moisturizer. Blend into skin. Allow to absorb before makeup. Use every morning — reapply outdoors every 2 hours.
Problem It Solves: SPF that leaves a white cast, greasy finish, or causes breakouts on melanin-rich skin — especially when combined with brightening actives
About brand
Hyper Skin is a skincare brand founded by Desiree Verdejo to address hyperpigmentation and dark spots, particularly on melanin-rich skin. Verdejo’s own experience with hormonal acne left behind discoloration that was more difficult to treat than the breakouts themselves. She found that few effective products directly addressed the needs of women of color, inspiring her to launch Hyper Skin in 2019. The brand began with a vitamin C serum created to brighten uneven tone and support acne-prone skin. It later expanded into cleansers, moisturizers, masks, and treatments focused on discoloration, dullness, texture, and skin-barrier health. Hyper Skin combines effective formulas with optimistic, inclusive branding that makes clinical skincare feel approachable. The brand is built on the belief that darker skin deserves targeted product innovation, not generic formulas supported only by inclusive advertising.
