The product protects against ultraviolet radiation. More information
SPF| Consistency | cream |
| Skin type | sensitive, oily, problematic, combination |
| Protection factor | very high protection (SPF 50+) |
| Effect | anti-age, protects against external factors, For problematic skin, Against skin aging |
| Active substances | hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, niacinamide, adenosine |
Light, Mattifying Sunscreen for Problematic Skin
Celimax Oil Control Light Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++ is a sunscreen designed specifically for oily and combination skin that requires effective UV protection and excess sebum control. Thanks to a combination of mineral and chemical filters, it provides maximum sun protection, and its mattifying finish is perfect for both warm climates and everyday life. The cream is skin-safe, fragrance-free, and provides a silky feel that lasts all day.
Features:
- Effective protection - SPF 50+ PA++++ with broad-spectrum UVB and UVA filters
- Sebum control - the formula with Anti Sebum P and silica reduces excess sebum
- Matte finish - the product dries smoothly, without a greasy film
- Antibacterial action - 4-terpineol supports the fight against blemishes
- Brightening and regeneration - niacinamide reduces acne scars and sun damage
- Light consistency - absorbs quickly and does not burden the skin
- Fragrance-free and hypoallergenic formula
Ingredients:
- Niacinamide - supports skin regeneration and lightens scars Acne
- 4-terpineol — has antibacterial and antioxidant properties
- Hyaluronic acid — deeply moisturizes and improves skin elasticity
- Adenosine — supports anti-aging and epidermal regeneration
- Silica — provides a silky matte finish
How to use:
Apply the product to cleansed skin as the last step of your morning skincare routine. Apply an appropriate amount to all areas of the face exposed to UV radiation, avoiding the eye area.
Notino Tip:
Before applying sunscreen, apply a light serum with niacinamide to enhance skincare effects and sebum control.
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