Eucerin Pigment Control Tinted Light SPF50

If you love the sun, your face will love this advanced high sun protection cream. It helps to prevent and reduce dark spots, is non-sticky, absorbs quickly, and works well under your makeup.

Benefits:

• Eucerin Pigment Control Tinted Light SPF50, for high sun protection for your face
• Advanced Spectral Technology: UVA/UVB protection and HEVIS light defense
• Suitable for all skin types
• A superior facial sunscreen that prevents sun-induced dark spots
• Also effectively reduces dark spots and helps prevent their re-appearance
• Supports skin’s own DNA repair mechanism

How does Advanced Spectral Technology benefit the sunscreen?

Advanced Spectral Technology combines UVA/UVB filters for very high UV protection and Licohalcone A to neutralise free radicals caused by UV and high-energy visible (HEVIS) light, thus reducing dark spots and preventing their re-appearance.

How does Thiamidol contribute to the sunscreen’s effectiveness?

Thiamidol, an effective and patented ingredient, targets the root cause of hyperpigmentation, visibly reducing dark spots over time and, with regular use, prevents their re-appearance.

What skin types can use Eucerin Sun Pigment Control Tinted Light SPF50+?

Eucerin Sun Pigment Control Tinted Light SPF50+ is suitable for all skin types and is clinically and dermatologically proven to be well tolerated, even by sensitive skin.

How do I apply the product for optimal sun protection?

Apply generously on the face before sun exposure, and reapply frequently, especially after swimming, perspiring, or towelling, to maintain the original protection level.

How does the product help with existing hyperpigmentation issues?

Eucerin Sun Pigment Control Tinted Light SPF50+ contains Thiamidol, which effectively reduces dark spots and prevents their re-appearance, leading to even and radiant skin.

What is the difference between UVA and UVB rays?

UVA rays penetrate deeper layers of the skin, causing premature skin ageing and triggering sun allergies. UVB rays penetrate only the outermost layers, causing immediate damage like sunburn and are absorbed by cellular DNA, potentially leading to skin diseases.

Over The Counter (OTC)