Murad Superactive Mattifying Oil + Pore Control Moisturizer SPF 50 with Salicylic Acid

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This product is designed for daytime use due to its SPF content. Apply it after cleansing and any treatment serums, and before makeup.

A chemical sunscreen agent that protects against UVA rays. It can be photounstable when not formulated with stabilizers.

A chemical sunscreen agent that absorbs UVB rays. Concerns exist regarding its potential endocrine-disrupting properties.

A chemical sunscreen agent that absorbs UVB rays. It is often used to enhance the stability of other filters.

A chemical sunscreen agent that absorbs UVB and some UVA rays. It can also help stabilize other filters like Avobenzone. Some concerns exist about its environmental impact and potential for skin irritation.

The base for most skincare formulations, providing hydration and acting as a solvent for other ingredients.

A natural starch that helps to absorb excess oil and provide a mattifying effect, improving skin's texture.

A silicone derivative that provides a smooth, silky feel and can help to blur the appearance of pores and fine lines.

A plant-derived humectant that draws moisture to the skin, improving hydration and skin texture.

A chemical sunscreen agent that absorbs UVB rays. It is also an emollient.

A classic humectant that draws water into the skin, keeping it hydrated and soft.

A multi-functional ingredient that acts as a humectant, preservative booster, and solvent, improving skin hydration and product feel.

An emollient that helps to soften and smooth the skin, improving its texture.

A polysaccharide that can help to thicken formulations and provide a smooth texture.

Lightweight emollients derived from coconut oil that provide a smooth, non-greasy feel.

A fatty alcohol that acts as an emollient, emulsifier, and thickener, helping to soften and smooth the skin.

An emulsifier that helps to blend oil and water ingredients. It can be a skin irritant for some.

An emulsifier and emollient that helps to create a smooth texture and condition the skin.

An emollient derived from avocado oil, known for its skin-conditioning properties.

A lipo-hydroxy acid (LHA) that is oil-soluble and can penetrate pores to exfoliate. It's considered gentler than salicylic acid.

A mild, plant-derived surfactant used for cleansing and foaming.

A humectant that helps to attract and retain moisture in the skin. It also has mild exfoliating properties.

Amino acids derived from yeast that help to condition and moisturize the skin.

A sugar that helps to protect skin cells from dehydration and environmental stress.

A carbohydrate that helps to improve skin hydration and barrier function.

An amino acid that acts as an antioxidant and helps to protect skin cells from damage.

A sugar beet-derived ingredient that acts as a humectant, helping to hydrate and protect the skin.

Rich in fatty acids and vitamins, it nourishes and softens the skin.

A derivative of xylitol that enhances skin hydration by optimizing water reserves.

Works with Xylitylglucoside to improve skin's moisture barrier and reduce water loss.

A component of chamomile oil known for its anti-inflammatory and soothing properties.

Known for its skin-soothing, moisturizing, and cell-regenerating properties.

A component of starch that can help to thicken formulations.

A sugar alcohol that acts as a humectant, attracting moisture to the skin.

A mineral salt that can help regulate sebum production and has anti-inflammatory properties.

Used to adjust the pH of the formulation. Can be an irritant for some.

A plant-derived oil that has been hydrogenated to create a more stable emollient.

A form of Vitamin E, it acts as an antioxidant to protect the skin from free radical damage.

A synthetic polymer used to thicken formulations and improve texture.

A lightweight, natural-derived emollient that conditions the skin without feeling heavy.

A commonly used emollient derived from coconut oil and glycerin, known for its skin-softening properties.

A skin-conditioning agent that also acts as a preservative booster, enhancing the efficacy of other preservatives.

A natural polysaccharide used as a thickener and stabilizer in cosmetic formulations.

An emulsifier that helps to blend oil and water ingredients. It can be a skin irritant for some.

A natural polymer used as a thickener and texturizer.

A derivative of cellulose used as a thickening and stabilizing agent.

A chelating agent that helps to improve the stability and performance of the formulation by binding to metal ions.

An alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) used to adjust the pH of formulations. It also has mild exfoliating properties.

A simple sugar that acts as a humectant, helping to draw moisture to the skin.

A natural preservative derived from fermented radish root, offering antimicrobial properties.

A common preservative used to prevent microbial growth. It can be a skin irritant for some.

A preservative that helps to prevent the growth of bacteria and fungi in cosmetic products.

A salt of benzoic acid used as a preservative. It can cause irritation in sensitive individuals.

A salt of sorbic acid used as a preservative. It is generally considered safe but can cause irritation in some.

An essential oil derived from orange peel, used for its fragrance. It can be phototoxic and a potential irritant.

A component of citrus peel oils, used for its fragrance. It is a common allergen and can cause skin irritation.

A naturally occurring compound found in many flowers and spices, used for its fragrance. It can be an allergen and cause irritation.

A synthetic fragrance ingredient.

A synthetic fragrance ingredient.

A component of citrus oils, used for its fragrance. It can be an allergen and cause irritation.

A compound found in pine trees, used for its fragrance. It can be a mild irritant.

A blend of various aromatic compounds. The specific components are usually not disclosed, making it difficult to assess potential allergens or irritants.

Mineral pigments used to provide color. Generally considered safe and non-irritating.