Dermalogica Oil Free Matte Block SPF20

Size: 50 ml / 1.7 oz

Description

Shield skin from damaging UV rays and control oil production with this invisible sunscreen. Microsponge technology absorbs oil, maintaining an all-day matte finish and preventing shine without any powdery residue. Oil free formula contains soothing Green Tea to help calm inflammation caused by breakouts. Contains no artificial fragrance or color.

Ultra-fine porcelain particles of Titanium Dioxide combined with chemical sunscreens provide optimum UVA and UVB protection.

UV Smart Booster Technology enhances photoprotection with antioxidant vitamins C and E that scavenge UV-induced free radicals any time skin is exposed to daylight.

Cornstarch and Vinyl Dimethicone/Methicone Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer act as microsponges to absorb excess surface oils on skin.

Usage

Use as your daily moisturizer for year-round protection against sun damage. Apply evenly and liberally to face, preferably 30 minutes prior to sun exposure.

Ingredients

Octinoxate 7.5%, Octisalate 5.0%, Titanium Dioxide 4.0%

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oppsie!!! I didn't think of the shipping address, and I'll have you know, since I have not finished Sephora's list, I am still way under budget :D

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Just know I have that shipping address!

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Seems mainly one person on this forum keeps bringing this non issue up.(not you summer2004) Unless your a hairless mouse or using it with copper, I would not have any concerns. Besides, those studies are referring to Aloe Vera alone. Not in a well formulated product like Burnout with many other ingredients that are anti-UV such as Zinc.

LOL you can hide your head in the sand Panda but others realize aloe is a bad idea in sunscreens too. EvaVictoria MD on Longecity (for one) spoke about

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Thank you for the safe delivery of my order -- You are very efficient. I will definately be making another order soon.
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