Description
Say goodbye to dull and uneven skin tone with Belo SunExpert Whitening Sunscreen SPF50 – 50mL! This advanced sunscreen not only provides superior sun protection but also helps to lighten skin tone with continued use.
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Benefits
- Provides broad-spectrum protection against harmful UV rays with SPF 50 and PA++
- Infused with Niacinamide and Brightening Essence to lighten skin tone with regular usage
- Has Cell Protect Technology to strengthen skin’s defense system while preventing accelerated premature skin aging
Ingredients
| Ingredient | Effects |
|---|---|
| Niacinamide | Helps to lighten skin tone and improve skin texture |
How to Use
How to Use Belo SunExpert Whitening Sunscreen SPF50 – 50mL
Apply every day after cleansing. Apply liberally onto face and neck.
Supply
1 bottle of 50mL sunscreen
Tools
Your hands
Time Required
1 minute
STEP 1
Apply a small amount of sunscreen onto your hand
STEP 2
Apply the sunscreen onto your face and neck, spreading it evenly
Features
- Broad-spectrum protection against UV rays
- Lightening and brightening effects
- Water-resistant and non-comedogenic
- Paraben-free, hypoallergenic, and dermatologist-tested
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this sunscreen suitable for all skin types?
Yes, this sunscreen is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
Can I use this sunscreen under makeup?
Yes, you can use this sunscreen under makeup. It is lightweight and non-greasy, making it suitable for daily use.
Delilah 49 (verified owner) –
I recently tried the Belo SunExpert Whitening Sunscreen SPF50, and while it promises a lot, I have some concerns. The texture feels quite heavy on the skin, which is not ideal for those with oily complexions. Moreover, despite its whitening claims, I didn’t notice any significant brightening effects after consistent use. Additionally, the strong fragrance might be off-putting for sensitive skin types. I appreciate the high SPF for sun protection, but I wish it delivered better results without the drawbacks. Overall, it’s a mixed bag for me.