
Uv Plus Skin Barrier Spf 50+ 30ml
The multi-protection urban sunscreen that protects the skin against six visible signs of premature ageing.
€ 46,50
€ 1.550,00 / L
Code: 7102297In Stock
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All about the product
Applying UV protection is the first step towards preserving the skin's youthful appearance. This new-generation sunscreen combines UV filters and powerful active ingredients to respond to urban demands.
UV Plus SKIN BARRIER combats the harmful effects of six major pollutants: UVA, UVB, indoor and outdoor pollution, light pollution, blue light and pollen. As a result, the skin is protected against six visible signs of premature ageing: wrinkles, fine lines, dark spots, loss of firmness, loss of elasticity and dullness.
A selection of active ingredients at the heart of the formula has been chosen to help strengthen the skin, including ginger lily extract which helps to support the skin's self-repair mechanism, known as autophagy*. This is combined with mango leaf extract and our Anti-Pollution Complex, made from extracts of furcellaria and organic white horehound, to help protect the skin against the harmful effects of pollution.
*In vitro test on ingredient
And because effectiveness goes hand in hand with comfort, its light, invisible formula is suitable for all skin types. The portable "shaka-shaka" bottle is an extremely practical added bonus.
GINGER LILY; FURCELLARIA; MANGO TREE; WHITE HOREHOUND; ALPINE WILLOW HERB
Applying over day creams:
Take a small amount of product in your palm and warm it with both hands.
Apply by smoothing from the centre of the face outwards, starting on the cheeks, then the forehead, then the nose/mouth contour/chin, and finish on the neck and décolleté with downwards movements.
Touching up your make-up during the day:
Take a small amount of product on your fingers and warm it by rubbing your fingers together to achieve an invisible finish.
Gently press your fingers onto the areas of the face that need touching up.
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