Bioderma Photoderm Max Light Tinted Milk with SPF 100 - 100 ml

Bioderma Photoderm Max Milk SPF 100:

It is a sunscreen milk from Bioderma with maximum protection, as it protects against sunburn and skin damage resulting from sun exposure.

Shape:

• 100 ml tube.

Usage:

• Protects sensitive skin from the sun.
• For oily and combination skin.
• Reduces skin shine.

Features of Photoderm Max Milk SPF 100:

• Broad spectrum sunscreen with UVA/UVB filters and Bioprotection™ cellular protection technology.
• SPF 100 protects against UVB rays that cause sunburn and skin damage.
• Anti-shine milky formula suitable for oily and combination skin.
• Water resistant for long-lasting protection.
• Non-greasy texture and easy to absorb.
• It does not leave any residue or white marks on the skin after application.
• Fragrance free.
• Does not clog pores.

How to use Bioderma Photoderm Milk SPF 100:

• Use at least 15 minutes before sun exposure.
• It is repeated at least every two hours.
• Consider reapplying after swimming or sweating.

How do you protect yourself from the sun?

• Avoid sun exposure, especially during peak hours from 10 AM to 2 PM, regardless of the season.
• Wear appropriate clothing and sunglasses.
• Use sunscreen to protect your skin from damage caused by harmful sun rays.

Broad spectrum sunscreens:

• Those that protect you from both UVA and UVB rays.
• Exposure to UV-A rays causes skin aging and wrinkles.
• Exposure to UVB rays causes skin burns and damage.

SPF:

• Sun Protection Factor (SPF) is a measure of how well a sunscreen protects your skin from UVB rays.
• SPF: This refers to how long it takes for skin covered with sunscreen to get sunburned compared to skin not covered with sunscreen.
• SPF 50: This means you can stay protected from the sun 50 times longer than if you were without sunscreen.
• SPF 50+: Provides a slight difference in protection compared to SPF50.

Water-resistant sunscreen:

• This means that the sunscreen will continue to work for up to 40 minutes while swimming and sweating.

Types of sunscreen:

• Lotion: Suitable for application to large areas such as the body.
• Cream: Used for dry skin.
• Gel: Used for oily and sensitive skin.
• Stick: Suitable for use around the eyes.
• Spray: Suitable for children with precautions.