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Sun Shield Sunblock Cream SPF 50+ — Combination to Oily Skin
Mattifying SPF 50+ sunscreen for oily and combination skin
- Water-resistant
- Skin type
- Oily & combination and Sensitive
- When to use
- Morning
- Routine step
- Protect
- Volume
- 40 ml
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SUN SHIELD
About the product
Sun Shield for oily and combination skin: a light, water-based formula with strong UVA and UVB protection. It controls oil, keeps the skin matte and helps prevent breakouts, leaves a velvety finish, works as a primer and shields against the blue light of screens.
Benefits
Anti-ageing
Water-resistant for up to 80 minutes
Helps prevent skin cancer
Light texture
Suitable for every season
The formula
Key ingredients
- 01
Titanium dioxide
Protects against UV rays
- 02
Dimethicone
Moisturises and reduces dryness and irritation
- 03
Vitamin E
A powerful antioxidant
- 04
Hydrolysed wheat protein
Hydrates and nourishes the skin
- 05
Tea tree oil
Mattifies and controls oil
- 06
Glycerin
Holds in moisture and softens the skin
- 07
Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate
A filter that absorbs UVB rays
Suitable for
- Skin with dark spots
- Oily, breakout-prone skin
- Those who want light, natural coverage
- Those with sensitive, acne-prone skin
Formula
- Light, breathable formula
- Water-resistant for up to 80 minutes
- Suited to oily skin
- Long-lasting and economical
Use
How to use
- 01
Apply a generous layer of sunscreen, fully covering every area of skin exposed to the sun.
- 02
Sunscreen is the last step of your daytime routine; apply it after your moisturising products.
Details
Ingredients and details
- Volume
- 40 ml
- Product code
- 10104
Questions
Questions
Which skin types is this product suitable for?
Oily and combination skin, as well as sensitive skin — especially skin with dark spots.
At which step of the routine should I use it?
The last step of the morning routine (Protect). Apply a generous layer of sunscreen, fully covering every area of skin exposed to the sun.
How often should I reapply?
Every two hours, and after swimming or heavy sweating. Sunscreen is the last step of the morning routine, after moisturiser.
Routine


