Plum 3% Niacinamide Sheer-Tinted SPF 50, 50 g, official product photograph
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Skincare · Plum

Plum 3% Niacinamide Sheer-Tinted SPF 50

For sheer tint, after checking the shade.

₹499

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The useful distinction

Why it’s in the edit.

This is the separate 3% niacinamide and rice-water sheer-tinted SPF 50 PA++++ formulation in a 50 g pack. Its useful distinction is a light tint and sheer coverage, not simply a higher niacinamide number. Plum describes the tint as fitting many Indian skin tones; that is a brand description rather than a universal shade match.

The other side

Before you choose.

Tint suitability and finish were not personally tested. The 3% label does not establish better sunscreen protection than the 2% untinted product.

What the source says.

Label and manufacturer information, not independent performance testing.

Fragrance Free
Not verified
Spf
50
Tint
Manufacturer describes sheer tint
Uva Rating
PA++++
Texture
Lightweight fluid, manufacturer description

Who should investigate it?

This is the separate 3% niacinamide and rice-water sheer-tinted SPF 50 PA++++ formulation in a 50 g pack. Its useful distinction is a light tint and sheer coverage, not simply a higher niacinamide number. Plum describes the tint as fitting many Indian skin tones; that is a brand description rather than a universal shade match.

Investigate it when you want some visible tone coverage alongside a protection label. It sits below untinted choices for a general oily-skin shortlist because shade fit adds another decision. A photograph or a brand's shade claim cannot predict your match; inspect the current swatches and try a sample if one is legitimately available. Do not reduce the amount applied to make the tint subtler.

The trade-off

Tint suitability and finish were not personally tested. The 3% label does not establish better sunscreen protection than the 2% untinted product.

Published-source research, checked 10 October 2026. We have not purchased or personally tested this product. View the product source.

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