The product protects against ultraviolet radiation. More information
SPF| Consistency | milk |
| Skin type | for all skin types, normal |
| Protection factor | low protection (SPF 6 – SPF 10) |
| Effect | Moisturizing, protects against external factors |
| Active substances | shea butter, Beta-carotene |
| Waterproof effect |
Perfect protection with revitalizing beta-carotene
Bilboa Carotissima Crema sunscreen with beta-carotene SPF10 is the perfect choice for those who want to enjoy the sun while caring for their skin. Thanks to the content of beta-carotene and shea butter, it provides hydration, protection from external factors, and a beautiful, long-lasting tan. The waterproof formula makes it the perfect companion on the beach and by the pool.
This product will be appreciated by those looking for a cosmetic that combines sun protection with intensive skin care. The light consistency of the milk makes application quick and pleasant, and the skin remains moisturized and smooth all day long.
Features:
- Light, easily absorbed milk consistency
- Provides SPF 10 protection against UVA and UVB radiation
- Protects the skin from external factors
- Long-lastingly moisturizes the skin during sun exposure
- Contains revitalizing beta-carotene
- Water-resistant formula, perfect for summer
- Cares for the skin thanks to nourishing shea butter
- Suitable for all skin types
Ingredients:
- Beta-carotene - helps achieve a beautiful tan
- Shea butter - intensively nourishes and moisturizes the skin
- Protective filters - protect against harmful radiation UV
How to apply:
Apply an even layer of Bilboa Carotissima lotion to your skin before sun exposure. Reapply regularly, especially after swimming, toweling, or sweating heavily. Try to avoid the midday sun and use additional protective measures, such as a hat and clothing.
Notino Tip:
To maintain your beautiful tan, try Bilboa After-Sun Balm with Beta-Carotene after a day in the sun. Thanks to synergistic care, your skin will remain radiant, moisturized, and smooth for longer.
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