How: Shake until you hear the balls roll, then apply generously and evenly.
Where: Face, lips, neck, chest.. anywhere the light hits.
When: Every morning, as the last step in your skincare routine. Reapply if you’re outdoors for long.
Pro Tip: Treat it like skincare. It layers beautifully under makeup and over serums.

For years, sunscreen felt like a chore - chalky, greasy, made for beach days, not real life. We wanted something different: protection that felt intuitive, breathable, and kind to skin.

So we let zinc move. Instead of trapping it in silicones and heavy stabilisers, we added dual shaker balls, layered in calming, barrier-loving ingredients, and built antioxidant tech that makes your skin better protected and sunscreen ultra-fluid and something you will enjoy wearing every single day.

Also a note on SPF testing and transparency - here’s something most people don’t talk about: SPF testing is both science and statistics. Milky Mineral has been tested using in vitro (lab-based) ISO 24443:2012 and in vivo (on-skin) ISO 24444:2010 methods that meet globally accepted sunscreen standards. The first happens on specialized plates that mimic skin; the second happens on real people, under controlled clinical conditions.

Because skin is beautifully individual and no two labs are identical - results can show a natural variation of around ±17%. That’s not inconsistency; that’s how real science works when humans are part of the equation.
And, SPF isn’t a single, universal truth. It’s an indicative measure of how a formula performs across a population of test subjects and in different laboratory conditions - not an absolute or guaranteed value for every individual. Regulators know this, scientists know this, and we think you should too.

At Aminu, we’ve always believed protection begins with honesty. So, when we say SPF 50 PA++++, it comes from rigorous, independently verified testing which we have done and from years of learning how skin and science meet in the real world.

A sunscreen reimagined for the world we actually live in: daily light, city air, heat stress, screens!