BB CREAM light with warm undertones

Broad spectrum UVA/UVB and blue light protection, does not clog pores, prevents premature skin ageing and improves skin protection barrier.

For all skin types, especially suitable for dry and sensitive skin.

Gentle, moisturising and nourishing, lightly toning cream for creating a natural make-up that lasts all day long. Its formula is created including only natural ingredients, so it is especially suitable for dry and sensitive skin – it does not irritate and does not clog pores, gives facial skin a fresh and even tone, and visually evens out the structure of the skin, reducing redness and masking small imperfections, at the same time preventing photoageing caused by UVA/UVB rays, blue light radiation from digital devices as well as urban air pollution. Juniper stem cell extract protects against the effects of environmental stress and pollution, while the prebiotic Lactobacillusferment and zinc lactate balance the skin microbiome, but natural ceramides and fatty acids help restore the protective barrier function of the skin.

How to use: Before applying BB cream, prepare the facial skin using CLEANSEA products for cleansing and the most weather-appropriate REDRESS or RESISTAGE serum and/or facial cream for moisturising the skin. Apply BB cream with a clean cosmetic brush, sponge or fingers with gentle movements towards the Langer lines. For oily skin, we recommend additionally applying natural mineral powder.

Alternative use: In summer, use daily as a facial cream to deeply moisturise and protect the skin against UVA/UVB and blue light radiation emitted by digital devices, the impacts of urban air pollution, as well as to prevent premature skin ageing.

The ingredients in the cream have been scientifically proven to:

• even out and improve the facial skin tone
• mask small visual imperfections of the skin and reduce redness
• prevent photoaging and premature ageing of the skin due to air pollution
• ensure a perfect moisture and microbiome balance
• improve skin barrier function and elasticity