ACM Depiwhite M SPF50+ Face Sunscreen Cream With UVA + UVB + Blue light Protection 40ml

Description

A day cream providing optimum broad spectrum UV protection Prevent harmful UV radiation from penetrating the skin Sunscreen cream with invisible texture Ideal for skin subject to brown spots Very high protection with SPF50+ Light texture, rapid penetration, easy to spread Non-comedogenic, no fragrance. Good make-up base LV protect patent: Complex of high performing filters Photo-stable, water resistant with excellent remanence Description ACM Depiwhite M SPF50+ Face Sunscreen Cream offers a very high protection across the whole UVA/UVB spectrum and provides a complementary protection against high-energy visible light (blue and violet). It is specially formulated for hyperpigmentation disorders such as pregnancy mask. Active ingredient Ascorbyl Glucoside (a stable form of vitamin C combined with the sugar glucose) avoids further pigmentation from the sun and pearl powder helps collagen regenerate itself, which may make wrinkles appear less prominent. Another active xylitol helps combat free radicals and environmental stressors, promoting a healthy complexion and supporting skin rejuvenation. ACM Depiwhite M provides a very high degree of invisible protection which prevents the occurrence or aggravation of pigmentation marks such as chloasma. It contains a unique combination of sun filters, offering protection from uva and uvb radiation, along with reflective agents that provide additional protection against violet and blue light. It is an invisible sun cream, with a fluid, photostable and water-resistant texture, essential for reliable protection and strong skin persistence. BENEFITS Minimises the damaging effects of harmful UV radiations Its fluid and light texture makes it easy to apply Prevents premature aging, tanning, and sunburns Lowers blotchiness on the face Improves the health of the skin Prevents loss of elasticity, thereby reducing chances of wrinkles Slows down the process of skin aging Lowers the incidence of skin cancer