Babé Super Fluid Facial Sunscreen SPF50 50ml
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Babé Super Solar Facial Fluid SPF50 is a solar fluid that offers high protection for all skin...
Babé Super Solar Facial Fluid SPF50 is a solar fluid that offers high protection for all skin types, including the most sensitive.
With hyaluronic acid and broad-spectrum sun filters for perfectly protected and moisturized skin.
- Sun protection SPF50
- Prevents damage caused by free radicals from pollution
- Hydrates the skin
- Water resistant
- Does not sting eyes
- Ideal for all skin types, even the most sensitive
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Babé Super Solar Facial Fluid SPF50 has an ultra-fluid, fast-absorbing texture:
- Hyaluronic acid: moisturizes the skin
- Carnosine: prevents damage caused by free radicals from pollution
- Sun filters: protects the skin from the sun’s harmful rays (UVB + UVA)
Leaves skin perfectly protected, silky and soft.
Apply Babé Super Solar Facial Fluid SPF50 in the morning to the skin after moisturizer and before sun exposure.
| Weight | 70 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Babé |
Babé
Experience dermatological excellence for the whole family with Laboratórios Babé. Babé is a Spanish dermatological brand focused on providing simple, effective, and high-tolerance solutions for skin concerns. Their pharmaceutical-grade formulas, including the pediatric line and specialized body care, are designed to restore the skin barrier and maintain health. From oily skin treatments to daily hydration, Babé offers professional care that respects the skin’s natural physiology. Explore Babé at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Babé Super Fluid Facial Sunscreen SPF50 is a gentle fluid specifically formulated to provide high protection for all skin types.
Q: What does it do?
It helps to prevent damage from pollution and maintain hydration. Formulated with hyaluronic acid and carnosine.
Q: How to use?
Apply in the morning to the skin after moisturizer and before sun exposure.
