Bioderma Photoderm Max Sunscreen Milk Spf 100 - 100 Ml

Bioderma Photoderm MAX Lait SPF 100:

It is a sunscreen lait from Bioderma with maximum protection, protects from sunburns and skin damage.

Format:

• Tube 100 ML.

Use:

• Protects sun-intolerated skin.
• For combination to oily skin.
• Corrects skin shine appearance.

Product features:

• Broad spectrum sunscreen contains UVA/UVB protecting filters and biological cellular Bioprotection™.
• Lait formula suitable as anti-shine for oily and combination skin.
• SPF 100 protects against UVB that causes sunburns and skin damage.
• Water-resistant for long-lasting protection.
• Non-greasy and easily absorbed.
• No traces or white color after application.
• Fragrance-free.
• Non-comedogenic.

How to use Bioderma Photoderm MAX Lait SPF 100:

• Applied at least 15 minutes before sun exposure.
• Reapply every at least 2 hours.
• Consider reapplying after swimming or sweating.

How to protect yourself from the sun?

• Avoid exposure to the sun during peak hours that are from 10 AM to 2 PM regardless of the season.
• Wear suitable clothes and sunglasses.
• Use sunscreen to protect your skin from damage from the sun’s rays.

Broad spectrum sunscreens:

• Those protect you from both UVA and UVB.
• UVA exposure causes skin aging and wrinkles.
• UVB exposure causes skin burning and damage.

SPF:

• Sun protection factor: A measure of how the sunscreen will protect you against UVB.
• SPF: Means how long it takes for skin treated with sunscreen to acquire sunburn compared to that without sunscreen.
• SPF 50: Means you could stay protected from UV rays 50 times longer than without sunscreen.
• SPF 50+: Provides only small UV protection than SPF 50.

Water resistant sunscreen:

• It means that SPF still working for up to 40 minutes whilst swimming or sweating.

Sunscreen types:

• Lotions: Suitable for application in large areas as the body.
• Creams: Used for dry skin.
• Gels: Suitable for oily and sensitive skin.
• Stick: Useful for application around the eyes.
• Spray: Easy for use in children.