Colorless Sunscreen by Taizo 2

Product Overview

Colorless Sunscreen by Taizo 2 is a sophisticated beauty product designed to provide effective sun protection without leaving a visible residue. This invisible sunscreen serves as a substitute for traditional makeup primers, offering broad-spectrum UV protection that is gentle on all skin types, including sensitive skin. Its formulation is environmentally friendly and does not degrade in sunlight, ensuring lasting effectiveness even with sun exposure.

Key Benefits/Features

Elegant Matte Finish

This sunscreen delivers a stylish, non-glossy finish, making it suitable for use under makeup or on bare skin, enhancing the overall appearance without shine.

Broad-Spectrum Protection

The product offers extensive protection against harmful UV rays, helping to prevent sunburn. When used according to instructions, it can also reduce the risk of skin cancer and early skin aging associated with sun exposure.

Gentle on Sensitive Skin

Colorless Sunscreen by Taizo 2 is formulated to be mild and safe for all skin types, even those with heightened sensitivity, providing peace of mind for users concerned about irritation.

Environmental Safety

This sunscreen is free from chemical UV filters, pigments, oils, fragrances, and preservatives, making it a safe choice for both the skin and the environment.

Long-Lasting Effectiveness

The sunscreen remains effective even after exposure to sunlight, ensuring that its protective benefits do not diminish when in contact with light.

How to Use

Apply a generous amount of the product 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply every 80 minutes if swimming or sweating, immediately after towel drying, and at least every two hours to maintain protection.

Product Details

– Product Name: Colorless Sunscreen by Taizo 2
– Formulation: Non-chemical UV protection
– Suitable for: All skin types, including sensitive skin
– Free from: Chemical filters, pigments, oils, fragrances, and preservatives
– Application: Use as a primer alternative before sun exposure