La Roche-Posay Anthelios Ultra tinted BB cream for sensitive and intolerant skin SPF 50+ combines hydration and tinting with facial protection against UVA and UVB radiation. It is designed for sensitive or reactive skin, including skin prone to sun allergy.

Key Benefits

• Very high protection is provided by SPF 50+ and UVA-PF 35.
• The Mexoryl 400 filter extends protection against UVA radiation up to a wavelength of 400 nm.
• The cream helps prevent damage associated with IR-A radiation and pollution.
• It simultaneously hydrates and tints the skin.
• The formula is described as ultra-resistant to water, sweat and sand.
• The cream can also be applied around the eye area and, according to the manufacturer, does not sting the eyes.
• Netlock technology creates a homogeneous and resistant protective layer.

You get tinted moisturising care with a high level of protection that meets the needs of sensitive and reactive skin.

Ingredients

• Mexoryl 400 provides extended protection against ultra-long UVA radiation.
• The hydrating formula contains glycerin.
• Tinting is provided, among other things, by titanium dioxide CI 77891 and iron oxides CI 77491, CI 77492 and CI 77499.
• The formula is described as hypoallergenic.
• The INCI lists fragrance and denatured alcohol.

The combination of UV filter, glycerin and colour pigments allows the skin to be protected, hydrated and tinted in a single step.

Application and Dosage

• Shake the product before use.
• Apply it 20 minutes before sun exposure as the last step of your daily routine.
• Use a pea-sized amount for each area being treated.
• Apply to the face, neck, décolletage and other sun-exposed areas.
• To maintain protection, reapply in sufficient quantity, especially after sweating, swimming or towel drying.

Following the recommended amount, timing and reapplication helps maintain the stated protection.

Packaging and Volume

• The tube volume is 50 ml.
• After opening, the recommended period after opening is 12 months.
• The packaging consists of a paper box marked PAP 21 and a plastic tube marked Other 7.

The volume and recommended period after opening give you a clear framework for using the opened packaging.

About the Brand

• The brand's foundations were laid in 1975 by French pharmacist René Levayer, who established Roche-Posay Laboratoires Pharmaceutiques.
• La Roche-Posay is recommended by more than 100,000 dermatologists worldwide.
• The brand cites more than 800 clinical studies across skin phototypes and age groups.

You are choosing a product from a brand with a history dating back to 1975 and extensive clinical research covering different skin types and age groups.