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Piz Buin Allergy Sun Sensitive Skin Lotion SPF50+ 400ml is a sunscreen that contains a formula specifically developed to protect sun-sensitive skin. It also provides several hours of hydration, softening the skin and helping to prevent peeling allowing you to enjoy the sun without worry.
Piz Buin Allergy Sun Sensitive Skin Lotion SPF50+ 400ml is a sunscreen that contains a formula specifically developed to protect sun-sensitive skin. In these people, even minimal exposure to UV rays can cause tingling and skin blemishes. These characteristics subsequently make it difficult to enjoy the sun. With this in mind, besides containing an advance defense system that provides high protection against UVA/UVB radiation, Piz Buin Allergy is also enriched with a unique protective complex CALMANELLE®. This complex combines FEVERFEW PFE™, a powerful antioxidant that helps increase skin cell tolerance to the sun and Symcalmin™ a soothing agent specially designed for sensitive and fragile skin. Besides solar radiation protection for sun-sensitive skin, this sunscreen additionally has a fast-absorbing texture. It also provides several hours of hydration, softening the skin and helping to prevent peeling allowing you to enjoy the sun without worry. Furthermore, this sunscreen is water and perspiration resistant.
CALMANELLE® a unique protective complex, formulated with FEVERFEW PFE™; a powerful antioxidant that helps increase skin cell tolerance to the sun and Symcalmin™ a soothing agent specially designed for sensitive and fragile skin.
Apply Piz Buin Allergy Sun Sensitive Skin Lotion SPF50+ 400ml to the body evenly and in generous doses before sun exposure. Applying a reduced dose significantly reduces the level of protection. Reapply frequently, especially after perspiring, swimming or drying off with a towel. Avoid sun exposure at noon and for many hours, even when using sun protection. Keep babies and children away from direct sunlight.