Shiseido Benefiance Nutriperfect day face cream SPF15 is designed for mature skin, particularly for people over 50 with normal, dry to very dry skin. It is suitable for morning care when dealing with visible wrinkles, discolouration, uneven skin tone and loss of skin resilience.

Key Benefits

• Helps restore the appearance of firmer skin and reduce the visibility of wrinkles.
• Thanks to light-diffusing technology, it optically minimises age spots and uneven skin tone.
• The smoothly spreadable cream texture provides a feeling of hydration.
• SPF 15 provides daily protection.

Morning care thus combines hydration, SPF 15 protection and action against several visible signs of skin ageing.

Ingredients

• Hydration in the formula is supported by glycerin.
• The formula contains carnosine and acetylated sodium hyaluronate.
• Included are forms of vitamin E: tocopheryl acetate and tocopherol.
• UV filters include octocrylene, avobenzone and phenylbenzimidazole sulfonic acid.
• The formula is complemented by UV filters bis-ethylhexyloxyphenol methoxyphenyl triazine and titanium dioxide in nano form.

You get a cream care product with hydrating ingredients, forms of vitamin E and a combination of UV filters.

Application and Dosage

Apply the cream in the morning to your face after cleansing and toning. Gently massage it in with upward movements.

Packaging and Volume

• Volume: 50 ml
• Texture: cream
• Sun protection factor: SPF 15

The packaging contains a day face cream with a sun protection factor for regular morning care.

About the Brand

Shiseido was founded by Arinobu Fukuhara in 1872 in the Ginza district of Tokyo as the first Western-style private pharmacy in Japan. In 1916, the brand separated its cosmetics division and began shifting its focus from pharmacy to cosmetics.

The name Shiseido derives from a passage in the Chinese classic Yi Jing and expresses the idea of creating new value that benefits people. The company's mission is "Beauty Innovations for a Better World".

The brand builds on a history dating back to 1872 and its gradual transition from pharmacy to cosmetics.