Shiseido Blue Expert Sun Protector Lotion Spf50 Face Sunscreen, 50Ml

Name: Shiseido Blue Expert Sun Protector Lotion Spf50 Face Sunscreen, 50Ml
Brand: Shiseido
SKU: 190593
Price: 164.64 AED
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NEW SHISEIDO SUNCAREElevate your SUN SKIN CARE routine with EXPERT SUN PROTECTOR Lotion SPF50+.
UNMATCHED SUNCARE INNOVATIONOur cutting-edge technology, SynchroShieldRepair, reinforces the protective veil when it is exposed to heat, water, and when it is scratched.
Enjoy enhanced defense in any situation.POWERFUL DEFENSE AGAINST PHOTOAGINGShield your skin from the harmful effects of UVA and UVB rays with confidence.
Expertly crafted formula provides robust protection to both the inner and outer layers of your skin, combating photoaging.
With the added power of Hypotaurine, it also safeguards against blue light oxidant damage.
BREATHABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT, AND INVISIBLESay goodbye to heavy, greasy sunscreens. This lotion boasts a breathable, lightweight, and invisible formula.
It effortlessly blends into all skin types and tones, ensuring a comfortable and natural feel.
ADVANCED SKINCAREExperience the synergy of technology and skincare with our meticulously formulated lotion with more than 60% of skincare ingredients.
The Profense CEL complex helps reduce the appearance of wrinkles and dark spots, allowing your skin's natural radiance to shine through.
Enjoy four hours of continuous hydration with our Algae Complex, keeping your skin nourished and supple.
Soothe discomforts with the calming action of Licorice Root extract, promoting a clearer complexion.
NatureSurge Complex helps suppress oxidation caused by environmental pollutants.
Experience smoothing and plumping effects with Safflower extract in-vitro test Instrumental test on 10 volunteers