DEOPROCE’s Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen delivers SPF50+ PA++++ protection against UV and blue light, with Azulene, Ceramide, and Hyaluronic Acid built in — now available across the Philippines for ₱990.
Sunscreen has always been sold on one job: block UV rays. But screens, overhead lighting, and daylight all emit blue light too, and it penetrates deeper into skin than most people realize. DEOPROCE has also built its newest sun care launch, the Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen, around closing that gap by pairing SPF50+ PA++++ UV protection with dedicated blue light defense in a single, feather-light formula.
The product is now available in the Philippines through Watsons, SM Beauty, and DEOPROCE’s official stores on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, retailing at ₱990 for a 40ml tube.
What Is the Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen?
The Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen is a broad-spectrum sun care product built around three functions: brightening, wrinkle improvement, and UV protection rated SPF50+ PA++++. What separates it from a standard sunscreen is its added layer of blue light defense. The formula is designed to block light that reaches deeper skin layers, addressing photoaging triggers that UV filters alone don’t cover.
The tone-up effect comes through as a subtle, translucent blue-toned finish that brightens the complexion on application, rather than sitting on skin as a plain white cast.
The Four Key Ingredients
Four ingredients anchor the formula, each targeting a different aspect of sun-exposed, screen-exposed skin. Azulene (50ppm) soothes and cares for skin that has become sensitive due to external irritation, addressing sensitivity and redness. Additionally, ceramide helps maintain a well-hydrated skin condition with excellent moisturizing power, supporting the skin barrier against moisture loss and damage. Hyaluronic Acid also draws in moisture to deeply hydrate skin from within, offering lightweight, non-greasy hydration for dehydration and tightness. Rounding
out the formula, Anti-Sebum P helps control sebum, leaving skin with a fresh, matte finish that addresses oiliness and shine.
Clinical Results & Certifications
The formula has completed a full round of tests and clinical evaluations, including complete protection against UV rays and blue light, an easy-wash (cleansing) test, a sensitive skin test, and a primary skin irritation test. Clinical results back up those claims with measurable improvements: skin soothing improved by up to 96.9%, skin texture improved by up to 41.2% (with a secondary test showing a further 21.4% improvement), skin hydration improved by up to 200%, and skin barrier and moisture loss improved by up to 37%.
Texture and Finish
The Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen has a feather-light cream texture that adheres gently to skin on application. Rather than the heavy, greasy-white finish common to high-SPF formulas, it settles into a clear, translucent blue glow that brightens the complexion while staying breathable enough for daily wear under makeup or on its own.
Who Should Try This Sunscreen?
Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen protects people who spend long hours on screens and face humidity and direct sunlight daily—conditions common in the Philippines. It suits those dealing with sensitized or easily irritated skin, dehydration, dullness, or sebum-related shine, and anyone looking to replace a plain SPF with one that also addresses photoaging from blue light exposure.
Where to Buy in the Philippines
The DEOPROCE Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen is also available at selected Watsons and SM Beauty stores nationwide, and online through DEOPROCE’s official stores on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop. The 40ml tube retails at ₱990.
The Verdict
Most tone-up sunscreens compete on finish alone. Thus, the Blue Feather Tone-Up Sunscreen competes on function — SPF50+ PA++++ UV coverage, dedicated blue light defense, and a soothing-and-hydrating ingredient set, delivered in a texture light enough for daily reapplication. For skin that spends its day between screens, air conditioning, and direct sun, that combination is the point.
