Babe Super Fluid Color Sunscreen SPF50 - Hydrating & Protective | 50ml
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Protect your skin with the Babe Super Fluid Color Sunscreen SPF50, designed to offer high sun protection for all skin types, including sensitive skin. This lightweight formula blends seamlessly, providing a natural tint while safeguarding your complexion from harmful UV rays.
Key Benefits:
- High SPF 50 protection, perfect for daily use.
- Gentle on sensitive skin; non-irritating formula.
- Helps to moisturize and soothe the skin.
- Ideal for skincare enthusiasts looking for effective sun care.
How To Use:
- Apply evenly to your face and neck every morning.
- For optimal results, reapply throughout the day as needed.
Enhance your skincare routine with our Babe Soothing Micellar Gel 90ml, a soap-free cleansing gel that removes makeup residues without irritating your skin. Use it morning and/or evening by massaging it gently onto your skin and rinsing with water.
Experience effective sun protection and soothing care with Babe!
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