Vichy Capital Soleil Anti-Dark Spot 3-in-1 Cream SPF 50+ 50 ml
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Vichy Capital Soleil Anti-Dark Spot 3-in-1 Cream SPF 50+ is a tinted cream that moisturizes and...
Vichy Capital Soleil Anti-Dark Spot 3-in-1 Cream SPF 50+ is a tinted cream that moisturizes and even out the complexion, while protecting the skin from the sun’s UVA and UVB rays.
- High sun protection (SPF 50+)
- Mildly hydrates the skin
- Corrects and prevents the appearance of skin blemishes
- Ideal for blemished skin
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Vichy Capital Soleil Anti-Dark Spot 3-in-1 Cream SPF 50+ has a cream texture with:
- Mineral pigments: even out the complexion
- PhE-Resorcinol: corrects skin blemishes
- Vichy Thermal Water: soothing and refreshing
Leaves skin even, hydrated and protected from the sun.
Apply Vichy Capital Soleil Anti-Dark Spot 3-in-1 Cream SPF 50+ to dry facial skin 30 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply frequently.
| Weight | 79 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vichy |
Vichy Laboratoires
Health is beautiful: Volcanic water and clinical science for resilient skin. Vichy is a world-leader in dermo-cosmetics, powered by the mineral-rich Volcanic Water from Auvergne, France. Scientifically formulated to strengthen the skin barrier against the "Exposome" (pollution, stress, UV), Vichy offers targeted ranges like "Minéral 89," "Liftactiv" (anti-aging), and "Dercos" (hair health). Recommended by dermatologists globally, Vichy delivers visible results for all skin types and ages. Discover Vichy at IDIVIA.Quick Summary
Q: What is it?
Vichy Capital Soleil Anti-Dark Spot 3-in-1 Cream SPF 50+ is a tinted cream specifically formulated to protect and unify the complexion.
Q: What does it do?
It works to correct and prevent skin blemishes while providing high UVA and UVB protection. Formulated with mineral pigments and PhE-Resorcinol to even out skin tone.
Q: How to use?
Apply to dry facial skin 30 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply frequently.







