NeutriherbsVitamin C Sunscreen Lotion SPF30 Brightening & Glow 60 ml

Perfect under makeup!
Fragrance-free, sweat and water-resistant, and suitable for all skin types. Gentle on sensitive eyes.

What it does:
Enriched with multi-protection ingredients like Zinc Oxide, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E
Shields against skin-aging UVA & the sun's burning UVB rays
Fragrance-free & Oil-free
Also protects against pigmentation, wrinkles, and sagging
Non-greasy
Sweat & Water-resistant
Suitable for all skin types

How does Neutriherbs Vitamin C Brightening & Glow Sunscreen Lotion SPF30 work?
UV rays account for about 80% of skin aging (!) and can worsen many skin issues. Even acne and oily skin may seem temporarily better with tanning, only to get worse later.

But concerns about acne, white residue, and makeup sliding off can make even the best of us skip SPF. With this new generation of sunscreen, you get the ultimate anti-aging insurance – without the greasy feel or breakouts.

Neutriherbs Vitamin C Brightening & Glow Sunscreen Lotion SPF30 is a hydrating sunscreen infused with nourishing Vitamin E and Vitamin C, which absorbs impressively fast into the skin, leaving no sticky or white residue. You can apply makeup right after, and it stays flawless throughout the day, without foundation running or eyeshadow creasing. Your skin gets a gorgeous glow, without looking shiny or greasy.

Do I really need to use sunscreen in Sweden?
Yes! Sweden has a UV index between 4-7 during the summer months. In fact, it’s not just at the beach where people get burned – gardens are a hotspot, as well as outdoor cafes, shopping trips, and jogging trails. Remember, UV rays penetrate through clouds, so even a slightly cloudy summer day is not an excuse.

What should I keep in mind when applying sunscreen?
First – apply generously! For your face, use at least half a teaspoon of sunscreen each time you apply. The recommendation is to reapply every two hours and always after contact with water.

Is the sunscreen in my day cream enough?
According to doctors and skin therapists, a day cream or makeup with SPF does not replace a proper sunscreen. This is often because they don’t contain a high enough SPF (SPF30) and it’s very hard to apply them evenly and in a thick enough layer. The amount you apply affects the actual SPF you get: if you have SPF protection of 30 and apply too thinly, the result could be SPF 15 instead. So think GENEROUSLY!

Usage:
Apply a thick layer, about half a teaspoon to a teaspoon for the face, neck, and décolletage.
NOTE! The best protection is clothing. A shirt and hat provide the best defense against the sun's harmful rays.