Eucerin Dermopurifyer Protective Fluid SPF 30 50ml

If blemish-prone skin is getting you down, it's time to give it a lift. This protective fluid from Eucerin is a wonderful product if you have blemish-prone skin or even if you're dealing with post-blemish marks. With an SPF 30, it works to protect your skin and post blemish marks from darkening. __Benefits:__ - This protective fluid helps to prevent blemishes and treat post-blemish marks - It works to prevent the darkening of post-blemish marks and prevent their appearance - Contains an antibacterial ingredient that helps to prevent blemishes - It also contains an ingredient called Licochalcone A that soothes irritations - Its Sebum Regulating Technology delivers a long-lasting, dry, matte finish to your skin - It's non-greasy, absorbs quickly and is fragrance free ###How does Advanced Spectral Technology work? Advanced Spectral Technology combines broadband and photostable UVA/UVB filters for high UV protection, alongside Licochalcone A to neutralise free radicals caused by UV and HEVIS light. ###Is this product suitable for sensitive skin? Yes, clinical and dermatological studies have proven very good skin tolerability on sensitive skin for Eucerin Photoageing Control Sun Fluid SPF50. ###How should I apply this sunscreen? Apply the sunscreen generously before sun exposure and reapply frequently, especially after swimming, perspiring, or towelling, to maintain the original protection. ###Can I use this product under makeup? Yes, Eucerin Photoageing Control Sun Fluid SPF50 is suitable for use under makeup, thanks to its pleasant, light texture that absorbs quickly. ###Is this sunscreen appropriate for post-treatment use, such as after chemical peels or laser treatments? Eucerin Sun Fluid Photoaging Control SPF50 is clinically and dermatologically proven to be suitable for post-treatment use. ###What is the difference between UVA and UVB rays? UVA rays penetrate the deeper layers of skin, causing photoaging and triggering sun allergies, while UVB rays penetrate the outermost layers of skin, causing sunburn and leading to skin diseases like actinic keratosis and skin cancer.