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Neutrogena, Sunscreen facial cream, Ultra Sheer, SPF30, Dry Touch, 5 fl. oz. (147 ml)
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Body sunscreen, CeraVe, Mineral hydrating, SPF 50 with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide for sensitive skin, 5 fl. oz. (150 ml)
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Cetaphil Sunscreen UVA\/UVB Defense Very High Sun Protection SPF 50+ For Face \& Body - 50ml
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Neutrogena / Sunscreen stick, Beach defense, SPF 50, UVA/UVB, 1.5 oz (42 g)
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Eucerin Sun skin protection, Dry touch, Oil control, Sun gel-cream, Ultra light, SPF 50+, 6.76 fl. oz. (200 ml)
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Eucerin, Sunscreen, Sun gel-cream, Oil control, Oily acne and blemish-prone skin, Dry touch, Ultra light, SPF 50+, 1.69 fl. oz. (50 ml)
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Neutrogena / Sunscreen stick, Dry-Touch, SPF 50, For sensitive skin, 1.5 oz (42 g)
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Описание:
Gentle sunscreen for face and body Sun Screen SPF50 100 ml. Gentle sunscreen Sun Screen SPF 50 is designed specifically for sensitive and children’s skin. The cream does not contain titanium dioxide, but only natural filters that are beneficial for the skin. Natural protection is provided by hydroxyapatite – a unique natural natural UV filter, which not only creates a barrier to UVA, UVB rays, but also carefully cares for the skin during tanning, increasing its elasticity and preventing photoaging. The formula is enriched with boswellia extract, aloe vera and lavender hydrolate to soften, soothe and hydrate the skin while you enjoy the sun. Coconut oil promotes an even and beautiful tan. The sun protection factor is confirmed by clinical trials in accordance with GOST ISO 24444-2013, which corresponds to the international standard ISO 24444:2010. How to choose a sunscreen? SPF – Sun Protection Factor (sun protection factor). • SPF 4 – basic protection, reflects 50-75% UV. • SPF 10 – medium protection, reflects 85% UV. • SPF 15 – high protection, reflects 93% UV. • SPF 30 – intense protection, reflects 97% UV. • SPF 50 – sunblock, reflects 98% of UV. On average, a person with fair skin, unprotected, can be in the sun without the risk of sunburn for 10 minutes.To find out how long you can be in the sun with a cream, you need to multiply 10 minutes by the number that comes after the SPF. For example, 10 minutes SPF 50 = 500 minutes or 8 hours. Sunscreen should be applied half an hour before going outside and every 1.5-2 hours during the day."