Ella Bache Sunguard SPF40

Key benefits of Ella Baché Sunguard SPF 40:

• 3-in-1 foundation, moisturiser, and sunscreen.
• Shields skin with SPF 40 broad-spectrum protection.
• Contains additional antioxidant protection against environmental aggressors.
• High-coverage foundation available in a variety of natural shades.
• Protects the skin’s natural hydration barrier.
• Decreases skin redness, dryness, and tightness.
• Mineral sunscreen.
• Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

What are the main ingredients in Ella Baché Sunguard SPF 40?

Ella Baché Sunguard SPF 40 offers broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays with 100% mineral sunscreen filter Titanium Dioxide. Titanium Dioxide is an incredibly effective sunblock ingredient that’s perfect for sensitive skin.

This multipurpose foundation cream also contains high concentrations of Zinc Oxide, another mineral sunblock. Zinc Oxide offers further protection against UV damage whilst decreasing the appearance of redness, tightness, and dryness in sensitive and sun-damaged skin. Antibacterial Zinc Oxide helps to absorb impurities from congested and clogged skin.

Additionally, Lanolin protects the skin’s natural barrier to prevent moisture loss for all-day hydration.

How to use Ella Baché Sunguard SPF 40:

• Soften a pearl-sized amount between fingertips.
• Gently blend into clean, dry skin.
• Apply 20 minutes before sun exposure.
• Re-apply in regular intervals, especially after swimming or excess perspiration.
• Use as a daily face cream.

Who should use Ella Baché Sunguard SPF 40?

Wearing a daily sunscreen is one of the best ways to protect skin from age-accelerating UV damage. This multipurpose sunscreen, moisturiser, and foundation is an easy way to incorporate UV protection into your daily beauty routine without adding time-consuming steps.

A blend of 2 physical sunscreens, this face cream is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. Even better, Ella Baché Sunguard SPF 40 is available in a variety of natural shades to flatter a wide spectrum of skin tones.

What’s the difference between a chemical and mineral sunscreen?

There are pros and cons to both chemical and mineral sunscreens. Generally, mineral and physical sunscreens are less likely to trigger skin reactions and heat-induced pigmentation than chemicals are. Chemical sunscreens can also enter the bloodstream and clog pores, and chemicals require more frequent reapplication than mineral sunscreens do.