Babé Super Fluid Depigment+ SPF50 50ml Qatar
Babé Super Fluid Depigment+ SPF50 50ml is a depigmenting facial sunscreen with a super fluid texture, that reduces dark spots, brightens, and evens out the skin tone.
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- In Stock
- Product Code:
- 7288860
- Brand:
- BABE Caretobeauty.com
You save QAR 11.53
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Product Description
Babé Super Fluid Depigment+ SPF50 50ml specifically targets hyperpigmentation while offering high sun protection. Firstly, this sunscreen not only protects from UVA and UVB radiation but also from visible light, infrared, and pollution. In other words, it offers broad-spectrum protection. Equally important, the formula has a depigmenting action thanks to the presence of Vitamin C and Tranexamic acid. As a result, it reduces the appearance of dark spots, brightens the skin, and evens out the skin tone. At the same time, the formula features Hyaluronic acid to hydrate the skin and Carnosine with antioxidant properties.
With a super fluid texture, this sunscreen absorbs quickly and leaves a hydrating feeling with no greasy finish. On the contrary, it leaves a silky finish suitable for all skin types. Lastly, it doesn't sting the eyes and is water-resistant. To sum up, this sunscreen is a great option for protecting the skin from sun exposure while targeting dark spots.
Characteristics
- Texture: fluid;
- Skin issues: dark spots, uneven skin tone, melasma, hyperpigmentation;
- Time of application: morning, before and after sun exposure;
- Age: 18+;
- Skin type: all skin types;
- Main benefits: provides very high protection against UV radiation, also protects from visible light, infrared, and pollution, reduces the appearance of dark spots, unifies the skin tone, has a fluid and hydrating formula, is ophthalmologically tested, doesn't sting the eyes, is water resistant;
- Formulated without: fragrance, parabens, alcohol.
Main Ingredients
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- Sunscreen filters provide protection against UVA and UVB radiation, granting an SPF50+;
- 2% Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that also has a brightening action. In this way, it reduces the appearance of dark spots, unifies the skin tone, and enhances the skin's radiance.Furthermore, it boosts collagen production;
- 0,5% Tranexamic acid is a depigmenting ingredient that reduces melanin production. As a result, it helps reduce hyperpigmentation;
- 0,1% Hyaluronic acid has the ability to retain water and, consequently, hydrate and plump the skin;
- 0,2% Carnosine has antioxidant properties thus shielding free radical damage from environmental factors such as infrared radiation, visible light, or pollution. In addition, it prevents glycation, a process involved in skin aging, and improves skin hydration.
How to use
Apply a generous amount of Babé Super Fluid Depigment+ SPF50 50ml to the face at least 20 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply frequently, every two hours and after swimming, perspiring, or toweling.
Ingredients
* Care to Beauty updates the product ingredient listings periodically. However, the ingredients list might be changed by the brands without any warning, so please read the ingredients list on the packaging of your product before using.
Manufacturer Information
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