Sunscreen Fluid with Tinting Effect La Roche Posay Anthelios UVmune 400 Tinted Fluid SPF50+
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Age:
18+
Brand: La Roche-Posay
Line: anthelios
Product Type: face fluid
Product Properties: sun protection, tinting
Volume: 50 ml
Protection Level: spf 50
Formula: tinted
When To Use: day
Gender: unisex
Classification: dermatocosmetics, pharmacy
Skin Type: all types, sensitive
Country: France
Made in: France
The Anthelios UVmune 400 Tinted Facial Sunscreen Fluid by La Roche Posay is your key to flawless, velvety skin, shielded from the harsh effects of ultraviolet radiation and free radicals. It contains photostable next-generation sun filters with a high level of protection, SPF50+. The formula is enriched with components that possess antioxidant properties and the XL-ProtectTM technology, which provides the epidermis with additional protection against infrared radiation and environmental pollution.
Key Features of Anthelios UVmune 400 Tinted Fluid SPF50+ by La Roche Posay:
- Innovative formula with XL-ProtectTM and INTELIMER technologies;
- Easily spreads over the skin, evens out skin tone, and conceals imperfections;
- Provides a matte finish and prevents oily sheen;
- Effectively protects the epidermis against UVA and UVB rays;
- Reduces the harsh impact on the skin of infrared radiation and air pollution;
- With Vitamin E and thermal spring water, it has an antioxidant effect;
- Water-resistant;
- Suitable for sensitive skin.-
Apply evenly to the facial skin every morning as the final step in your skincare routine.
Reviews about Sunscreen Fluid with Tinting Effect
I have been using La Roche cosmetics for a very long time. I decided to try this fluid. I have sensitive skin. It is indeed lightweight, there is no feeling of foundation on the face. However, it is very liquidy and not convenient to use. What I didn't like the most is that it doesn't cover imperfections, all pimples are visible. And the color does not match my skin tone, I have fair skin and it is a bit too dark, even reddish, I would say.