Ecran Sunnique Facial Protective Fluid SPF50+ 50ml
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Ecran Sunnique Facial Protective Fluid SPF50+ is a sunscreen fluid that protects the face and neck...
Ecran Sunnique Facial Protective Fluid SPF50+ is a sunscreen fluid that protects the face and neck from harmful UV rays.
Broad-spectrum SPF50+ protection for all-day defense against sunburn and premature aging.
- SPF50+ protection
- Water-resistant
- Reinforce the skin’s antioxidant defenses
- Ideal for all skin types
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Ecran Sunnique Facial Protective Fluid SPF50+ has a lightweight and non-greasy biodegradable formula that absorbs quickly into the skin.
- VitEox80® : strengthens the skin’s antioxidant defenses
Apply Ecran Sunnique Facial Protective Fluid SPF50+ liberally to the face and neck 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply every two hours or after swimming or sweating to maintain sun protection.
| Weight | 65 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ecran |
Ecran
Protect and repair your skin under the sun with the advanced cellular care of Ecran. Ecran is a sun care expert known for its iconic "Aftersun" and high-protection sunscreens. Their formulas feature the Cellular Defense complex, which protects against sunburn while strengthening the skin's natural defenses against long-term photoaging. From lightweight facial fluids to repairing body milks, Ecran ensures a healthy tan and hydrated skin for the whole family. Trust the sun care leader for maximum protection at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Ecran Sunnique Facial Protective Fluid SPF50+ is a gentle fluid specifically formulated to protect the face and neck from harmful UV rays.
Q: What does it do?
It works to provide broad-spectrum SPF50+ protection against sunburn and premature aging. Formulated with VitEox80 to strengthen the skin antioxidant defenses.
Q: How to use?
Apply liberally to the face and neck 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply every two hours or after swimming or sweating.
