Physical Fusion UV Defense SPF 50 is a weightless fluid that combines 100% mineral filters with translucent color spheres for effective broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection and an even, radiant finish. This high protection zinc oxide sunscreen also contains artemia salina, a plankton extract known to increase skin’s resistance to UV- and heat-induced stress.
Sheer, tinted sunscreen adapts to most skin tones without a white cast
Water resistant for up to 40 minutes
Boosts radiance for a more even, luminous complexion
Helps boost skin’s natural defenses to environmental stress
Paraben-free and fragrance-free; non-comedogenic
Ideal for all skin types, even very sensitive skin
PLEASE NOTE: SkinCeuticals products are only available to purchase in our Skin for Life Boutique. Please call our office to purchase.
$42
Sheer, tinted sunscreen adapts to most skin tones without a white cast
Water resistant for up to 40 minutes
Boosts radiance for a more even, luminous complexion
Helps boost skin’s natural defenses to environmental stress
Paraben-free and fragrance-free; non-comedogenic
Ideal for all skin types, even very sensitive skin
PLEASE NOTE: SkinCeuticals products are only available to purchase in our Skin for Life Boutique. Please call our office to purchase.
| Key Ingredients: | 5% Zinc oxide (Z-Cote®) This microfine zinc oxide is a mineral filter that reflects sun rays to provide broad spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays. The particle size and distribution characteristics spread evenly and provide a non-whitening effect on skin. 6% Titanium dioxide Microfine titanium dioxide is a mineral SPF filter that acts as a weightless reflector on skin to protect against UVA and UVB rays. Artemia salina This plankton extract helps boost skin’s natural defenses and resistance to UV- and heat-induced stress. Translucent color spheres Iron oxide spheres that act as a color-infused technology to enhance natural skin tone and boost radiance while providing a universal tint for most skin tones. |
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