Eau Thermale Avène SPF 50+
Eau Thermale Avene sun protection 50+
Sadly my vacation on the beautiful island of Greece Corfu is over. But it was very nice and the sun was shining throughout the day. Ofcourse I had to wear sunscreen because I have a light skin. But even if you have a bit darker skin you’ll have to wear sunscreen. In an earlier post I told you about skin damage and I even edited an video showing the effects of the sun. In this video You’ll see; if you wear sunscreen how it will block the sun. For the skin of your face you’ll have to use a high protection of at least 30+ such as Eau Thermale Avène sun protection. Especially the first days of holidays in warm countries such as wonderful Greece. It’s really important to go sunbathing with sun-protection on. You don’t want to suffer the consequences if you don’t…
I’ve tested this sunscreen from Eau Thermale Avène it looks like a normal tube, but when you remove the shell it’s like a little pump so you don’t get a lot of sunscreen in your hand at once. It smells natural, not really special but just fine and has a nice texture: not too thick and not too thin and oily. The perfect sunscreen if you ask me. I got the Very High Protection Emulsion factor 50, which is quite high if you want to get a tan. Even when you’re accidental sun-burnt it’s a perfect sunscreen. or for the places that burn very fast, like your nose, shoulders, ears and feet.
It contains a unique UVA/UVB filter system enhanced with powerful antioxidant protection from Vitamin E to protect against damaging. This sunscreen from Eau Thermale Avene is great for sensitive skin, is water proof up to 80 minutes. I was pleasantly surprised when I used this product as it has SPF50 it absorbed really easily and didn’t leave me with white skin at all. Sunscreen SPF 50+ is for your face and body. It’s best to put on sunscreen half an hour before you go sunbathing/swimming, and apply again every 2 hours. Tip: avoid the sun between the afternoon – 15:00 pm, after 15:00 pm you’ll also get tanned faster (I’ve experienced it :-))
