Isis Pharma Neotone Prevent Spf50 30ml

Isis Pharma Neotone Prevent Spf50 30ml is a tinted protective cream designed to protect the facial skin from sun radiation and prevent the appearance of dark spots. It is especially indicated for pigmented skin and is suitable for:

• Pregnant women
• Nursing women
• Anyone concerned about hyperpigmentation

Neotone Prevent Spf50 offers a 3-in-1 action:

• Intensely hydrates
• Evens out skin tone
• Acts as a barrier against UV rays and blue light

Its formula includes diacetyl boldine, which helps prevent new spots, and iron oxides with fractionated melanin, reinforcing protection against visible light. It stands out for its creamy texture, easy application, adaptability to different skin tones, and its ability to keep the skin even, hydrated, and visibly more radiant.

Shake before use.
Apply evenly about two tablespoons of sunscreen to clean skin on face, neck and chest, 30 minutes before sun exposure.
Avoid eye contact.
Massage until completely absorbed.
To upkeep protection, repeat every 2 hours or after bathing, sweating or drying off.

€51.63 / 100 ml

For photoprotection with maximum effectiveness, remember to apply enough, sunscreen spread it evenly and reapply it every 2 hours, after bathing or sweating. Don't forget sensitive areas such as the edges of the ears, nose and chest. In addition to topical photoprotection, use complementary accessories such as brim hats and adjustable sunglasses. Boost skin care with oral photoprotection (in the form of a food supplement) combined with a balanced diet. Avoid exposure in the middle of the day (between 12:00 and 16:00). Do not expose babies and young children to direct sunlight. Overexposure causes oxidative damage, leads to photoaging and can lead to the development of skin conditions. Don't forget to apply after sun to both your face and body to maintain the skin’s antioxidants and daily hydration. If you take photosensitising medication or have a skin condition, it is especially important to follow these recommendations. In any case, if you develop blisters, fever or headache after sun exposure, consult your doctor.