Nimue Sun-C SPF 40:Sunscreen and Antioxidant for Ultimate Skin Protection
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Nimue skin technology offers scientifically advancedproducts in the sun-c range to protect the skin against ultra violet radiationand environmental exposure.
The advancement of technology, sunscreen ingredients and testingfacilities has evolved in innovative sunscreen formulations and ingredientsthat meet current market requirements. For this reason, select Nimue Sun-cproducts contain both organic and inorganic sunscreens, photo-stabilizers andan advanced complex of anti-oxidants for optimum protection.
Daily use of a sunscreen is of critical importance in maintainingskin health, protecting the skin against premature ageing as well as possibleskin cancer.
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ProductDescription:
A lightweight, high performance,non-oily cream based on an environmentally and skin friendly preservativesystem and a plant based emulsion base which is suitable for all skinclassifications. Yeast Polysaccharides, Dimethylmethoxy Chromanol andVitamin C & E in combination with a complex of synergistic sunscreensprovide superior dual defense protection of the skin.
Product benefits:
• A total photo protective system
• Technologically advanced organic and inorganic sunscreens
• Superior broad spectrum (UVA l, UVA ll, UVB) protection - factor40
• Offers high protection for daily use on the face
• Photostabilizers to minimize free radical formation
• Antioxidant complex protects against harmful effects of freeradicals and reduce visible signs of photo ageing
• Protects cellular DNA from irreversible damage
• Clinically tested and conforms to regulations
• Suitable for all skin classifications
Key active ingredients:
• Micro-fine Titanium Dioxide (inorganic reflective sunscreen)
• PBSA (organic absorbing sunscreen)
• BMT (organic absorbing sunscreen)
•Vitamin C and E Ester (antioxidant and activates collagen synthesis)
• Dimethylmethoxy Chromanol (antioxidant)
•Yeast Polysaccharides (protects against premature ageing)
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