invisible, waterproof sunscreen stick SPF50, 30 g
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Invisible, waterproof sunscreen stick SPF 50 Invisible Waterproof Sunscreen Stick
Ultra-light, waterproof sunscreen stick that provides very high protection against UVA and UVB radiation for sensitive and children's skin. The transparent formula absorbs quickly, leaving no white film or greasy residue. Ideal for use on the face, nose, ears, and other sun-sensitive areas, especially during outdoor and water activities.
Key benefits:
- Very high SPF 50 protection against UVA and UVB
- Waterproof, long-lasting formula, ideal for the beach and pool
- Hypoallergenic and fragrance-free, minimizes the risk of irritation
- Practical and handy, easy to use in any situation
Active ingredients and their effects:
- Mineral and chemical filters SPF 50: provide full protection against UVA and UVB
- Vitamin E: has an antioxidant effect, protects the skin, and supports regeneration
- Glycerin: moisturizes and maintains skin comfort.
Effects and results:
- Protected and comfortable skin even during bathing and heavy perspiration.
- No greasy film or white marks.
How to use:
Apply the stick directly to the area exposed to the sun (face, nose, ears, décolleté). Spread gently with your fingers if necessary. Apply every 2-3 hours, after swimming, sweating or wiping the skin.
Interesting facts
- Water-resistant UV filters create a long-lasting protective layer that remains on the skin despite contact with water and sweat.
- The transparent formula reduces the visibility of white marks, which increases the comfort of daily use and facilitates application during the day.
- Regular use of sunscreen helps protect collagen fibers from degradation caused by UVA radiation.
FAQ - frequently asked questions
Is the product suitable for children?
Yes, the stick is hypoallergenic and safe for children's skin.
Can it be used on wet skin? skin?
Yes, the formula is waterproof and maintains protection during bathing and water activities.
How should I store the stick?
In a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
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