☀️ Shield Your Skin, Shine with Confidence!
La Shield Fisico SPF 50 PA+++ Mineral Sunscreen is a dermatologist-prescribed, 100% mineral sunscreen gel designed for sensitive skin. It offers broad-spectrum protection without chemical filters, is water-resistant for up to 8 hours, and features a lightweight, non-greasy formula that leaves no white cast. Packaged in a convenient 50g size, this paraben-free sunscreen ensures safe and effective sun protection.
Manufacturer | Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd |
Country of Origin | India |
Item model number | 8904091145669 |
Product Dimensions | 5.6 x 3.8 x 13 cm; 50 g |
ASIN | B07G8J6ZD4 |
A**U
Perfect sunscreen for oily skin
This is one of the best sunscreens for oily skin. It also works like a brightening cream and gives a nice glow right after applying. Totally worth the price!
R**P
Expired item
Looks like the item was very old . The texture of the cream was so bad . I had to discard the whole thing
I**A
Awesome product
Awesome product
P**.
Too dry
Too dry
C**
Good
I have ordered this product third timeVery nice
P**R
Damage skin
After using this cream my face and hand is totally damaged you can see in pictures
B**A
Good Product but Costly
I have oily skin and most sunscreens I tried earlier made my face sweat instantly after applying them. After a lot of searching on the internet, I came to know about this product and decided to give it a try. The sunscreen comes in cream form and NOT GEL but still it manages to provide a matte finish and I personally haven't experienced any major white cast issue. But due to its cream texture you require more amount of it to properly apply on skin so that you can achieve desired protection from sun. And the most painful thing about this product is it's PRICE. I find it too costly as you need to use it regularly.
A**Y
PA+++
The media could not be loaded. This product is the ever best sunscreen it is having spf40 and this is the only sunscreen approved by dermatologistThis is not a waste money this is affordable
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