A day cream providing optimum everyday protection against uva and uvb radiation.
This cream is intended for fragile and sun-sensitive skin, in particular pale skin which is frequently sun-intolerant. It also protects against skin ageing and free radicals thanks to a unique antioxidant complex that prevents uv-induced damage.
Fluid and easy to apply to the face, neck and décolleté, it is also water-resistant.
Its photoprotective properties are suitable both to daily life and to extreme sunlight conditions.
Benefits:
• It contains Titanium Dioxide that helps to protect skin against UV filters.
• SPF 50+ .
• Helps to protect skin against sun harmful rays and reduce wrinkles.
• Vitamin E is an antioxidant agent that protects skin against free radical damage.
• It also contains Citric Acid that reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
• Anti-aging.
This cream is intended for fragile and sun-sensitive skin, in particular pale skin which is frequently sun-intolerant. It also protects against skin ageing and free radicals thanks to a unique antioxidant complex that prevents uv-induced damage.
Fluid and easy to apply to the face, neck and décolleté, it is also water-resistant.
Its photoprotective properties are suitable both to daily life and to extreme sunlight conditions.
Benefits:
• It contains Titanium Dioxide that helps to protect skin against UV filters.
• SPF 50+ .
• Helps to protect skin against sun harmful rays and reduce wrinkles.
• Vitamin E is an antioxidant agent that protects skin against free radical damage.
• It also contains Citric Acid that reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
• Anti-aging.
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