Ainhoa Skin Primers Anti-Age Facial Fluid Sunscreen SPF 50

Product Description

Ainhoa Skin Primers Anti-Age Facial Fluid Sunscreen SPF 50 is a lightweight facial sunscreen formulated to provide high UVA and UVB protection while supporting a smooth and youthful-looking complexion.

Its fluid texture absorbs comfortably into the skin and provides hydration without a heavy feel. Designed for daily facial use, it combines SPF 50 sun protection with skin-conditioning ingredients to help maintain a soft, hydrated and healthy-looking appearance.

Key Benefits

• Provides high SPF 50 sun protection.

• Helps protect the skin against UVA and UVB radiation.

• Helps protect the skin from the visible effects associated with sun exposure.

• Supports a smooth and youthful-looking complexion.

• Helps maintain skin hydration and comfort.

• Helps reduce the appearance of fine lines associated with dryness and environmental exposure.

• Lightweight, fast-absorbing fluid texture.

• Comfortable for everyday facial use.

• Suitable for all skin types.

• Can be incorporated into a daily morning skincare routine.

Key Ingredients

The published formulation includes:

• Titanium Dioxide – mineral UV-filtering ingredient.

• Glycerin – helps maintain skin hydration.

• Cyclopentasiloxane – provides a smooth, lightweight skin feel.

• Propylene Glycol – skin-conditioning and moisture-supporting ingredient.

• Ethylhexylglycerin – skin-conditioning ingredient.

• Phytosan / Soy-Derived Complex – used in the formula for its skin-conditioning and anti-ageing cosmetic properties.

Always refer to the product packaging for the complete and most current INCI ingredient list.

How to Use

1. Apply to clean, dry skin as the final step of your morning skincare routine.

2. Apply generously and evenly over the face and neck before sun exposure.

3. Gently massage until evenly distributed and absorbed.

4. Reapply regularly during prolonged sun exposure.

5. Reapply after swimming, excessive sweating or towel drying.

6. Avoid direct contact with the eyes.

Using an insufficient amount of sunscreen may reduce the level of sun protection