Optimized Title: La Roche-Posay Anthelios UV Correct Sunscreen Moisturizer SPF 70 for Sensitive Skin

From the Manufacturer

FIND THE RIGHT SUNSCREEN

Chemical Sunscreen: - TINTED SPF 70 - SPF PROTECTION - SPF 60

Mineral/Chemical Sunscreen: - TINTED SPF 70 - SPF PROTECTION - SPF 50

Mineral Sunscreen: - TINTED SPF 70 - SPF PROTECTION - SPF 60

FIND YOUR ROUTINE

Gently Hydrating Cleanser - Gently cleanses dirt & makeup - Non-foaming cream - Fragrance/paraben free

Thermal Spray - Soothing, antioxidant - Facial mist - Fragrance/paraben free

Double Repair Moisturizer - 48-hour hydration - Lightweight cream - Fragrance/paraben free

Anthelios UV Correct - SPF 70 UVA/UVB protection - Sheer SPF lotion - Fragrance/paraben free

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WHEN TO USE Step 1: Cleanser Step 2: Soothe Step 3: Moisturize Step 4: Protect

SKIN TYPE - Normal to dry skin - All skin types - All skin types - All skin types

BENEFITS - Gently cleanses dirt & makeup - Soothing, antioxidant - 48-hour hydration - SPF 70 UVA/UVB protection

TEXTURE - Non-foaming cream - Facial mist - Lightweight cream - Sheer SPF lotion

What should I look for in a sunscreen for sensitive skin? For sensitive skin, dermatologists often recommend looking for mineral sunscreens that contain either zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide. All Anthelios sunscreens are tested on sensitive skin and formulated for optimal skin tolerance.

What's the difference between a chemical (organic) and mineral (physical) sunscreen? Mineral sunscreens contain mineral ingredients like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide that sit on the top layer of the skin and reflect and scatter UV rays. Chemical sunscreens contain organic compounds like octocrylene and avobenzone that absorb UV rays on the skin.

What are the advantages and disadvantages to chemical vs mineral sunscreens? Mineral sunscreens work as soon as you apply them onto the skin, but because they sit directly on the skin, they may rub or sweat off more easily than chemical sunscreens that take at least 15 minutes to properly absorb, meaning the skin may not be immediately protected.

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