Apivita Bee Sun Safe Satin Touch Tan Perfecting Body Oil SPF30 200ml
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Apivita Bee Sun Safe Tan Perfecting is a body oil with a silky, non-greasy formula with 84%...
Apivita Bee Sun Safe Tan Perfecting is a body oil with a silky, non-greasy formula with 84% ingredients of natural origin that combines photostable sunscreens with sunflower oil, carrot extract, grape oil, pomegranate oil and vitamin E that protects the skin and highlights your natural tan.
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With the presence of photostable sunscreens, it provides high broad-spectrum sun protection (SPF30), minimizes damage from the aggressions of UVA and UVB rays. Contributes to the development of a golden, luminous and long-lasting tan. Provides deep nourishment and moisture while delicately perfuming the skin. Dermatologically tested. Ideal for all skin types.
You should apply the oil, before sun exposure, to the body. Reapply every 2 hours, or if sweating, swimming. Avoid prolonged sun exposure.
| Weight | 207 g |
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| Brand | Apivita |
Apivita
Discover the holistic power of Greek nature and bee products with Apivita skincare. Apivita combines botanical extracts from Greek biodiversity with potent bee products like propolis and honey. Their natural, effective formulas include masks, shampoos, and creams that provide antioxidant protection and deep nourishment. Committed to sustainability, Apivita offers beauty that respects both your skin and the planet. Explore the Mediterranean secrets of Apivita at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Apivita Bee Sun Safe Tan Perfecting is a nourishing body oil specifically formulated to protect the skin and highlight a natural tan.
Q: What does it do?
It helps to minimize damage from UVA and UVB rays while providing deep nourishment. Formulated with sunflower oil, carrot extract, and vitamin E.
Q: How to use?
Apply to the body before sun exposure. Reapply every 2 hours, or after swimming and sweating.
