Soothe redness and protect your skin from UV rays with SPF 50.
Soothe redness and protect your skin from UV rays with SPF 50.
Step 1: Anti-Redness Face Cream
Gently massage the day and night cream into your face.
Step 2: Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50
Apply a generous amount of sunscreen for immediate protection. Reapply every 2 hours for optimal protection.
Azelaic acid (5%) — Helps reduce redness, has an anti-inflammatory effect and calms reactive blood flow in the skin. In addition, it works as an antioxidant and has a mild exfoliating effect, which not only refines skin texture but also helps pimples disappear more quickly.
Zinc oxide (non-nano)— Protects your skin against both UVA rays (skin aging) and UVB rays (burning). In addition to this protection, zinc has a soothing effect on the skin. The zinc oxide particles are non-nano and form an invisible protective layer on the skin.
Hyaluronic acid — Has the unique ability to retain large amounts of water, which instantly hydrates the skin and helps prevent it from drying out.
Red algae — Help protect your skin against sun damage.
This duo contains 0% perfume. Suitable for all skin types, and especially for skin prone to rosacea and couperose.
- Anti-Redness Face Cream (40ml)
- Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 (50ml)
Reviews
4.1/5 Based on 38 reviews.
Convenient size to take with you, doesn't feel sticky, Great product
Very good, no stinging eyes and no sticky feeling after a few hours. Great!
It is such a shame that it contains twice as many ingredients compared to the first edition, and I think that only zinc oxide, water, and sunflower oil are the common ingredients of the first one compared to this updated formula. The very first formula did indeed get runny in warm weather, but it spread well, didn't dry out the skin, and left no white residue. Last year's cream was difficult to spread and left a white residue. This one spreads a bit better again, but still leaves some white residue, and it also dries out my skin faster. I suspect this is due to the cocoa butter being left out (perhaps because of negative comments from some users who don't like the scent, but it was actually a good ingredient for softening the skin). I am going to look elsewhere again for a good sunscreen with good ingredients that also doesn't dry out and leaves no white residue.
I can't really judge the effectiveness yet because I alternate with other products, but it's certainly not a bad cream. Spreads well and doesn't cause irritation for sensitive skin 😉
