Clinical Skin Filter Tinted Sunscreen
Generic Name: clinical skin filter tinted sunscreen
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Clinical Skin Filter Tinted Sunscreen
FOR ALL SKIN TYPES WATER & SWEAT RESISTANT (60 MINUTES) CLINICAL SKIN FILTER Mineral Tinted Sunscreen TRANSLUCENT Light/Medium Directions: Use fingertips and apply all over face and neck, Apply liberally before sun exposure and reapply after 60 minutes of swimming and/or sweating.
Overview
FOR ALL SKIN TYPES WATER & SWEAT RESISTANT (60 MINUTES) CLINICAL SKIN FILTER Mineral Tinted Sunscreen TRANSLUCENT Light/Medium Directions: Use fingertips and apply all over face and neck, Apply liberally before sun exposure and reapply after 60 minutes of swimming and/or sweating.
Uses
Our CLINICAL SKIN FILTER Mineral Tinted Sunscreen does not leave a white cast, dries on matte, blurs the pores and just leaves skin smooth and photo ready! The tint blends in, and It feels like a second skin, It is also water resistant, and helps skin recover from existing sun damage. It can be used under make up without leaving clumped and patchy areas. This product is really like no other, and you will love every application. -Pore Blurring -Ultra Matte -Non Comedogenic -White Cast cancellation -Picture perfect CRUELTY FREE.
Dosage
Use fingertips and apply all over face and neck, Apply liberally before sun exposure and reapply after 60 minutes of swimming and/or sweating.
Warnings
Warning: Spending time under the sun for long period time increases your risk of skin cancer and early signs of ageing. External Use Only. If Irritation occurs, stop using and consult your doctor. Keep out of reach of children. If product is swallowed, get medical help or contact poison control immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Clinical Skin Filter Tinted Sunscreen used for?▼
Our CLINICAL SKIN FILTER Mineral Tinted Sunscreen does not leave a white cast, dries on matte, blurs the pores and just leaves skin smooth and photo ready! The tint blends in, and It feels like a second skin, It is also water resistant, and helps skin recover from existing sun damage. It can be used under make up without leaving clumped and patchy areas. This product is really like no other, and you will love every application. -Pore Blurring -Ultra Matte -Non Comedogenic -White Cast cancellation -Picture perfect CRUELTY FREE.
What are the important warnings for Clinical Skin Filter Tinted Sunscreen?▼
Warning: Spending time under the sun for long period time increases your risk of skin cancer and early signs of ageing. External Use Only. If Irritation occurs, stop using and consult your doctor. Keep out of reach of children. If product is swallowed, get medical help or contact poison control immediately.
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