Ultra Violette Sunscreen in India: The Range, and How to Buy It Real
Ultra Violette is an Australian sunscreen brand you can buy in India through first-party stockists. Its face range runs SPF 50+ across three finishes — Supreme Screen (hydrating), Fave Fluid (lightweight), Lean Screen (mineral matte) — priced around ₹6,000–₹7,500. Buy from an authorised seller so the batch, expiry and formula are genuine.
What Ultra Violette actually is
Ultra Violette is a Melbourne brand that launched in 2018 and built its name on one idea: a sunscreen should feel like the best step in your skincare, not the worst. It calls its products "SKINSCREEN" — sun protection formulated with serum-grade ingredients so people actually wear it every day. In Australia, sunscreens are regulated as therapeutic goods, which is why the labels read SPF 50+ rather than a specific number, and why the brand has the cult following it does.
In India it is an imported product. It is not sold in most local pharmacies or on every marketplace, which is exactly why authenticity is the first thing to sort out before you compare finishes.
The face range at a glance
The line splits cleanly by finish. Pick the finish first; the SPF is 50+ across all of them.
Our imported sun-care range starts at around ₹1,499, and Ultra Violette sits at the premium end of it.
| Product | Finish | Best for | Price band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supreme Screen SPF 50+ | Hydrating, dewy | Normal to dry skin, everyday wear under makeup | Around ₹6,750 |
| Fave Fluid SPF 50+ | Lightweight, near-weightless | Combination skin, humid days, people who dislike a heavy feel | Around ₹7,299 |
| Lean Screen SPF 50+ | Mineral, matte, fragrance-free | Oily skin, fragrance-sensitive skin, a mineral filter preference | Around ₹6,150 |
| Queen Screen SPF 50+ | Illuminating glow drops | Dull skin, a lit-from-within look under or instead of base | Around ₹5,950 |
| Preen Screen SPF 50+ mist | Reapplication mist | Topping up protection over makeup through the day | Around ₹6,499 |
Which one is right for your skin
Choose by how your skin behaves in the afternoon, not by the marketing.
If your skin turns tight or flaky by lunchtime, Supreme Screen is the hydrating pick and sits well under foundation. If you shine through the day or live somewhere humid, Fave Fluid is the lighter option and disappears faster. If you want a matte, fragrance-free, mineral formula — common for oily or reactive skin — Lean Screen is the one. Queen Screen is a glow product first and a sunscreen second, best when you want radiance rather than coverage. And Preen Screen solves the problem everyone ignores: reapplying SPF at 2pm without wrecking your makeup.
Is Ultra Violette available in India — and how do you know it's real?
Yes, but as an import it reaches India through a mix of authorised stockists and grey-market resellers, and the two are not the same. A genuine unit arrives with an intact seal, a legible batch code and a manufacture or expiry date you can read, and it is stored and shipped properly rather than sitting in a hot warehouse for a year. Sunscreen is an active product; heat and age degrade the filters, so a "cheap" grey-market jar can be a worse buy than a full-price authentic one.
At Luxe by Kan the full Ultra Violette face range is stocked first-party — see the collection here — so what you receive is the current formula with its dating intact.
If you want a similar feel, made in India
Ultra Violette earns its price, but a serum-first sunscreen at ₹6,000-plus is not the only way to get a lightweight, no-white-cast finish. If you would rather spend less and buy India-made, Artisun Aura (SPF 40 PA++++, a pearl-to-gel format that dries invisible) and Artisun Origin (SPF 50+ PA++++, a dewy 4-in-1 milk) cover the same lightweight-and-invisible brief for a fraction of the outlay. Artisun shares a founder with Luxe by Kan.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ultra Violette sold in India?
Not through most local pharmacies, but it is available from authorised online stockists that import it. The full face range is stocked first-party at Luxe by Kan, so the units are current-formula with intact dating.
Why is Ultra Violette so expensive in India?
It is an imported Australian product, so the price reflects import duties, currency and freight on top of a premium formula. Buying first-party means you are paying for a genuine, in-date unit rather than a discounted grey-market one that may be old.
Which Ultra Violette sunscreen is best for oily skin?
Lean Screen SPF 50+ — it is the mineral, mattifying, fragrance-free option in the range, which suits oily and reactive skin best. Fave Fluid is the lighter chemical alternative if you prefer a fluid texture.
Does Ultra Violette leave a white cast?
The chemical-filter formulas (Supreme Screen, Fave Fluid) do not. Lean Screen is mineral, so on deeper skin tones it can leave a faint cast, as most mineral sunscreens do — worth knowing before you choose it.
Is there an India-made alternative that feels similar?
Yes. Artisun Aura and Origin give a comparable lightweight, no-white-cast finish at a much lower price, and both are made in India. Artisun shares a founder with Luxe by Kan.
Luxe by Kan Editorial · Last updated 26 September 2026