The product protects against ultraviolet radiation. More information
SPF| Consistency | gel |
| Skin type | normal, for all skin types |
| Protection factor | medium protection (SPF 15 – SPF 25) |
| Effect | Moisturizing, protects against external factors |
| Sun protection | with SPF |
| How Use | Day |
| Effect | Waterproof |
Invisible protection and a velvety matte finish for a radiant complexion
Lancaster Sun Beauty Face Gel changes the way you think about sun protection. Instead of heavy and sticky layers, you get a product with an extremely light consistency that instantly melts into the epidermis, giving the impression of "bare skin." The cosmetic effectively protects the complexion from harmful radiation while also caring for its aesthetic appearance, eliminating unwanted shine. This is the perfect solution if you want a long-lasting, golden tan while maintaining full comfort and hydration throughout the day.
Properties:
- Provides broad sun protection thanks to the SPF 30 filter
- Leaves an invisible, matte finish on the skin without white marks
- Helps achieve an even and radiant tan
- Moisturizes the epidermis and protects it from drying out and photoaging
- Distinguished by an ultra-light formula that allows the skin to breathe
- Is resistant to water and sweat
- Can be applied to both dry and wet skin
Ingredients:
- Full Light Technology - protects against 100% of the sun's spectrum: UVA, UVB, visible light and Infrared
- Tan Activator Complex – stimulates natural melanin production, accelerating the tanning process
- Sun Repair System – helps repair skin damage caused by sun exposure
How to use:
Apply a generous amount of the product to your face and décolleté immediately before sun exposure. Spread evenly until absorbed. To maintain continuous protection, reapply several times throughout the day, especially after swimming, sweating, or toweling.
Notino Tip:
Thanks to its non-greasy, mattifying formula, the gel is an excellent base for summer makeup, preventing foundation from smudging on hot days.
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