QHC’s Max Block SPF 60 range has four types — Sunscreen Gel, Moisturizing Sunblock, Tinted (Beige), and Tinted Ivory. Prices go from Rs. 1,199 to Rs. 2,999. You can order all four straight from QHC official website. Every variant uses titanium dioxide and zinc oxide as its base, which are safe, physical sun-blocking ingredients. Buying from the official store is the best way to make sure you get the real product and not a fake copy sold under the same name.
Which Max Block Type Is Right for You
Not every SPF 60 in this range works the same way, and picking the wrong one is why some people say sunblock feels too heavy or causes breakouts. QHC made each type for a different skin need instead of using one formula for everyone.
If your skin gets oily or breaks out by afternoon, go with the Sunscreen Gel. It has the same zinc oxide base but adds two ingredients that give it a matte, dry-touch finish. If your skin is dry or sensitive, pick the Moisturizing Sunblock — it swaps those mattifying ingredients for almond oil, jojoba oil, and cucumber extract to add moisture along with sun protection. If you want light coverage on top of protection, try the two tinted options, Beige or Ivory. The Ivory one also has an added ingredient called OMC, which works a bit differently from the others, so it counts as a mixed-type formula.
Max Block SPF 60 Range at a Glance
| Type | Best For | Price (PKR) | Main Ingredients |
| Sunscreen Gel | Oily, acne-prone skin | 2,999 | Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide, Aloe Vera |
| Moisturizing Sunblock | Dry, sensitive skin | 1,199 | Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil |
| Tinted (Beige) | Normal to combination skin | 1,199 | Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil |
| Tinted Ivory | Uneven tone, dark spots | 1,199 | Zinc Oxide, Almond Oil, OMC |
Why Buy It Directly From QHC
Sunblock is one of the most copied products in Pakistan’s skincare market, and it’s hard to spot a fake just by looking at the box. When you order from QHC own website, the product comes sealed, with correct batch and expiry details, and matches what’s written on the product page. That’s not always true when you buy the same name from a random online seller at a lower price. QHC also has its own return policy for unopened items, which most other sellers don’t offer.
How to Check If Your Max Block Is Genuine
Quick Checks Before You Use It
- Check the box for a clear batch number and expiry date — not a loose sticker.
- Make sure the seal on the pump or cap is unbroken on arrival.
- Check the texture matches the product page — for example, the Sunscreen Gel should feel light and dry-touch, not thick or greasy.
- If anything feels off, contact QHC directly before using it on your skin.
How to Use It
The steps are the same for all four types:
- Wash your face and pat it dry.
- Put on a good amount, covering your face and neck fully — most people use too little, which cuts down how well it protects your skin.
- Put more on every 2 to 3 hours if you’re outside, or right after sweating or swimming.
- Use it every day, even when it’s cloudy, since the sun’s rays still reach your skin through clouds.
How to Order Online
Ordering is simple: pick the type that matches your skin, add it to your cart on QHC website, and pay through cash on delivery or an online payment option. Orders above a certain amount often get free delivery, and QHC sometimes runs discount codes at checkout, so it’s worth checking before you pay.
FAQs
Q1: Which Max Block type is best for combination skin?
The Tinted Beige works well — it’s not as heavy as the Moisturizing Sunblock and not as matte as the Sunscreen Gel.
Q2: Is Max Block SPF 60 a chemical or physical sunblock?
Three of the four types (Sunscreen Gel, Moisturizing Sunblock, Tinted Beige) are physical, made mainly from titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. Tinted Ivory is a mix, since it also has a chemical ingredient called OMC.
Q3: Can I use Max Block SPF 60 every day?
Yes. All four types are made for daily use, and you can wear makeup over them too.
Q4: How much does QHC Max Block SPF 60 cost?
It ranges from Rs. 1,199 for the Moisturizing Sunblock and both tinted types, to Rs. 2,999 for the Sunscreen Gel.
Q5: Is it okay to buy Max Block SPF 60 from other online sellers?
It can be fine, but the safest way to make sure you’re getting the real product is to buy from QHC’s own website or its listed authorized sellers, since fake sunblocks are common in the market.