Tinted cream spf50+ ^Sale

The SPF 50+ Tinted and Unifying Cream offers ultra-broad spectrum daily sun protection. It is ideal for dry sensitive facial skin. Its velvety, melting texture moisturises the face for up to 8 hours* leaving the skin nourished and soft to the touch. Its natural shade allows it to be adapted to most skin tones and to even out the complexion on a daily basis, making it an excellent base for make-up. The formula is also water resistant.

This new sun care product incorporates TriAsorB ™, a new ultra-broad spectrum sun filter that protects against UV rays and beyond in the skin-ageing accelerating blue light, up to 450nm.

A highly secure filtering system, it also helps to ensure greater respect for marine biodiversity. Numerous tests under experimental conditions have proven, among other things, that it is non-toxic to three key species of marine biodiversity: coral, phytoplankton, and zooplankton**.

Its new eco-designed bottle is lighter in plastic, recyclable and contains 64% recycled plastic (excluding the cap), and is therefore fully in line with Pierre Fabre Dermo-Cosmetics' reasoned and ethical approach.

*Biometrological kinetic IH study, single application, 22 subjects
**Tests carried out on representative species by the Observatoire Océanologique de Banyuls-sur-Mer

Benefits

• PHOTOPROTECTIVE: Photostable UVB-UVA and blue light filters that combat the harmful effects of sun rays. -95% cell damage induced by solar radiation*.
• ANTIOXIDANT: Helps to protect cells against free radicals**.
• EVENS OUT THE COMPLEXION: Evens skin tone and brightens, providing radiance.
• WATER RESISTANT: Protects the skin from the harmful effects of the sun even when swimming.
• FORMULATED to limit its impact on marine ecosystems***.

*In-vitro test on reconstructed epidermis exposed to blue light - Quantification of DNA oxidation.
**In-vitro test
***Non-eco-toxic filters, with no impact on 3 representative species of marine biodiversity (one species of coral, one species of phytoplankton and one of zooplankton) according to tests carried out by the Oceanological Observatory of Banyuls-sur-Mer, partner of the European Marine Biological Resource Center, at concentrations representative of those found in the environment for sunscreens; and formulas optimized to promote their biodegradability according to the OECD 301b test.