Piz Buin Allergy Sun Sensitive Skin Lotion SPF 50 is a sunscreen lotion designed for skin sensitive to solar radiation. It provides SPF 50+ protection against both UVA and UVB rays, several hours of hydration, and is suitable for sun exposure where you will appreciate its resistance to water and perspiration.

Key Benefits

• Very high skin protection is ensured by SPF 50+ and a UVA and UVB filtering system.
• The formula is designed for sun-sensitive skin.
• The water-resistant formulation helps maintain protection upon contact with water or during perspiration.
• Several hours of hydration help prevent skin peeling.

The lotion combines high sun protection with hydration and resistance to both water and perspiration.

Composition

The formula was developed in collaboration with dermatologists and contains the protective complex CALMANELLE®. It includes the antioxidant ingredient FEVERFEW PFE™; claims regarding the complex's effect on skin resistance to the sun are based on in vitro testing.

The listed ingredients include:

• UV filter Octocrylene,
• UV filter Ethylhexyl Salicylate,
• UV filter Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane,
• UV filter Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine,
• Chrysanthemum Parthenium extract,
• fragrance listed as Parfum.

The combination of the filtering system and the CALMANELLE® complex is targeted at the needs of sun-sensitive skin.

Application and Dosage

Before sun exposure, apply the lotion evenly and in sufficient quantity. A smaller amount significantly reduces the level of protection provided. Reapply regularly, especially after perspiring, swimming, or towel drying.

Adequate and repeated application is essential for maintaining the stated level of protection.

Packaging and Volume

• Form: sunscreen lotion.
• Volume: 400 ml.

About the Brand

The Piz Buin brand was founded in 1946. That same year, Swiss chemist Franz Greiter developed and launched the sunscreen product Gletscher Crème. The brand name refers to the mountain that Franz Greiter climbed.

Piz Buin continues a history associated with the development of sunscreen products since 1946.