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TEWL - Skin Barrier Protection

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TEWL - Skin Barrier Protection

Day cream, Facial, Sun protection, Specific protection

Photocorrection [Pure 50]

40 ml

Fluid texture emulsion with high sebum-regulating and broad-spectrum anti-imperfection protection, which protects against 6 factors: UVA, UVB, HEVL, IR-A, Pollution and oxidation.

Fluid emulsion formulated with Azeloglycine for its sebum-regulating action, a prebiotic that rebalances and reinforces the skin barrier, Lactobionic acid for its moisturising power, and a green interference pigment that helps to reduce marks and redness.


  • SPF50
  • Sebum regulator
  • Reduces Imperfections
  • Mattifying
  • Anti-pollution
  • Antioxidant

Is it for you?

For sensitive, oily and blemish-prone skin looking for very high sun protection to prevent inflammation and protect against possible marks.

[Tested efficacy]

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Tallow

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improved barrier function

Cómo usar

Apply a small amount to the face every morning. Reapply every 2 hours.

Reviews

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