Eucerin Sun Oil Control Gel-Cream SPF50+ 50ml

About this product

Introducing sun protection for oily and acne-prone skin. The Eucerin Sun Oil Control Gel-Cream SPF50+ is a high protection facial sunscreen with chemical filters and added shine-control. Designed for those with oilier complexions, Eucerin's mattifying Sun Gel Cream helps minimise sunburn and skin damage by featuring Advanced Spectral Technology, which combines broadspectrum and photostable UVA and UVB filters. This lightweight cream also works to minimise premature signs of ageing. The formula effectively neutralises damaging free radicals caused by UV and HEVIS light - which contribute to the ageing process - by using Licochalcone A. In addition, glycyrrhetinic acid supports the skin's natural cell repair mechanism. Effectively controlling and mattifying excess sebum, the formula showcases Oil Control Technology with lipid-absorbing pigments and sebum-regulating L-Carnitine to provide your complexion with an instant dry finish, while achieving an anti-shine effect for up to eight hours. Ultra-light, non-greasy and easily absorbed, this non-perfumed, non-comedogenic cream is clinically proven to provide an invisible finish - and can be used on the most sensitive of skin or alongside acne therapy. It blends in easily - without feeling oily, sticky or heavy which makes it perfect for daily wear. Why We Love It SPF is notorious for making your skin appear shiny - which lots of people with naturally oily skin dread. But thanks to Eucerin's intensely mattifying cream, you won't suffer with this problem. Plus, Eucerin are renowned for using gentle ingredients to create caring formulas and as a result this weightless sun cream can be used on acne-prone or sensitive skin. It's even suitable for use around the delicate eye area - so you can feel fully defended against solar rays. How To Use It Apply a generous amount to the face, ensuring that you cover your complexion evenly. Works Well With SPF is a great way to protect your skin but it needs to be fully removed at the end