Kiehl's Better Screen UV Serum SPF 50+, Invisible Facial Sunscreen with Collagen Peptide, UV Filters to Shield UVA & UVB, Helps Correct Visible Signs of Aging, Boosts Skin Radiance - 1.7 fl oz
By Kiehl's
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$38.25$4515% off
ASIN:
B0CVJ8M4ZQ
Product ID:
13009
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Hey there! Get ready to shield your skin from the sun with Kiehl's Better Screen UV Serum SPF 50+! 🌞
- ▶SPF 50+ protection: This lightweight serum not only defends against UV damage but also helps correct signs of aging. A multitasking gem!
- ▶For all skin types: Oily or acne-prone? No problem! This serum is suitable for everyone. Inclusive skincare for the win!
- ▶Invisible finish: Say goodbye to that greasy sunscreen look. This serum blends seamlessly into all skin tones. Flawless and protected!
- ▶Environmentally conscious: Made with a glass bottle featuring post-consumer recycled material. Feel good inside and out!
At $45, it's a solid investment for healthy, radiant skin. No discounts now, but trust me, the benefits are worth it! Go on, treat your skin to some love! 💖
Key Features
- ▶This lightweight SPF 50+ sunscreen serum with Collagen Peptide helps protect against sun damage and helps visibly correct early signs of aging. Suitable for all skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin.
- ▶Helps protect against UV damage when used as directed. Helps correct visible signs of aging. Clinically demonstrated SPF 50+. Helps boost skin’s radiance. Invisible finish across multiple skin tones. Layers seamlessly under makeup.
- ▶HOW TO USE: Apply Kiehl's spf sunscreen generously. Wait 15 mins before UV exposure. Re-apply every 2 hours.
- ▶SPF 50+ UVA/UVB provides advanced UV filters to protect skin against UV damage. Collagen Peptide works to visibly correct signs of UV damage such as tone and texture.
- ▶Suitable for all skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin. Made with a glass bottle with post-consumer recycled material.
