Zen Solaire Sunscreen Balm Spf20
Combines natural photoprotective plants with mineral filters for powerful UVA/UVB defense, while boosting the skin’s self‑repair and vitamin D production for a smoother, anti‑aging complexion.
Größe: 30ml
Description
This sun balm combines biological and physical filters, protecting the skin with the highest concentration of photoprotective plants and the optimal amount of sun-reflecting minerals. The deep nourishing composition effectively protects the skin from UVA and UVB rays. The comprehensive benefits of organic sun protection cannot be adequately measured by current SPF tests. Even though the SPF value of this formula is slightly lower than in other products, the high content of photoprotective plants provides the skin with potent active ingredients that prevent skin aging.
Zen Solaire reinforces the skin's self-protection and regeneration mechanisms while not interfering with vitamin D synthesis. Vitamin D formed in the skin is essential for an even skin tone and to prevent pigmentation spots.
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Why we love Le Pure at GreenGlam: Le Pure is more than natural cosmetics; it is a philosophy. The products are created from a deep respect for skin, nature, and science. All ingredients are sourced from organic farming or wild harvesting and are processed gently in their own laboratory in Barcelona. This ensures that valuable active ingredients such as natural retinol, vitamin C, or omega-3 fatty acids are fully preserved. What also makes Le Pure unique: every product contains 100% active ingredients – without fillers, emulsifiers, or synthetic additives. The goal is not just care, but genuine skin health. The formulations support the skin's natural processes, strengthen the skin barrier, and bring even sensitive or stressed skin back into balance. For us, Le Pure is the essence of uncompromising, intelligent natural cosmetics and has been a beloved part of our range for years.
