Sunscreen with capsule filters SPF 35

Finding a safe, hypoallergenic sanskrit is not an easy task. It is especially difficult to find a safe SPF filter that protects against UVA/UVB rays. As a rule, the filters presented in the mass market are not suitable for sensitive, allergic skin.

In this cream I use encapsulated SPF filters. What are their features?

To date, the high irritating potential of chemical filters is known. In order for SPF filters to work, they need to be absorbed, but not deeply, only into the upper layers of the skin. If they are deeply absorbed, their protective properties are lost, skin sensitivity may increase. ( There are even chemical filters that are absorbed into the bloodstream, causing endocrine disorders. I must say right away that such filters are already prohibited in the production of sanskrins.)

Encapsulated chemical filters don't have all this. The capsules contain substances that will stabilize each other or neutral "neighbors". The capsules themselves do not interact with the emulsion, do not affect the Ph of the product. But I consider it a particularly important property that encapsulated filters are not absorbed, but remain on the surface of the skin. Quartz capsule protects the skin from irritating potential.

I recommend this sanskrit for allergy sufferers, owners of sensitive, reactive, thin, dry skin. In addition to sunscreen filters, moisturizing active ingredients and a vitamin complex are added to the cream.

Ingredients: water, Plant M emulsifier, avocado oil, mango butter, encapsulated filters: Glass cover, Protection lens,SPF BOOSTER. Hyaluronic acid, low molecular weight, , hydrans, D-panthenol, allantoin, vitamin B1, E, B6, preservative.