PURITO Daily Go-To Sunscreen 60 ml

Newly formulated: PURITO Daily Go-To Sunscreen 50+PA++++

The light, newly revised sunscreen from PURITO with an improved formula reliably protects your skin from harmful solar radiation with both chemical and mineral filters. The texture melts into the skin immediately and does not whiten. Lots of moisture and a velvety finish is perfect as a make-up base.

Frequently asked Questions:
- Is PURITO Daily sunscreen right for me?
Absolutely if you have normal to dry skin. If you don't like a scent on your face, by all means, because the sunblock is unscented. Allergic skin - no problem! The sunscreen is hypoallergenic! Redness and sensitive areas are tiger grass (Centella Asiatica) soothed

- What is the best way to use the PURITO B5 Panthenol Re-barrier Cream?
Apply to the face and décolleté in the morning all year round (!) as the last step in your skin care routine and pat in gently.

- What is the order of Korean skincare?
Cleansing > Toner > Serum > Cream > Sunblock > BB Cream and make-up if necessary

-How much sunscreen do I need to use?
Fingertip amount for face, half palm amount for body.

-How often do I need to apply sunscreen?
To ensure perfect sun protection, you should reapply the sun block every three hours.

- When should I apply my sunscreen?
The sunscreen needs 30 minutes to develop its full effect. Apply extra care to areas most exposed to the sun, such as forehead, cheeks, under the eyes and on the bridge of the nose.

- What is the difference between physical and chemical sunblock?
Physical / Organic Sun Protection: Forms a thin protective layer and reflects UV radiation. It is hypoallergenic and has an extra strong adhesive force.
Chemical sun protection: absorbs and neutralizes UV radiation. It has a fresh, light texture, is non-sticky and does not leave a white finish.

- What does SPF and PA mean in sun protection?
SPF protects against UVB radiation (sunburn): UVB radiation does not penetrate into the deep layers of the skin, but causes painful sunburn and irritation.
PA protects against UVA radiation: UVA radiation penetrates the skin and causes wrinkles, pigmentation and skin cancer. The PA value of a sunblock indicates the protection against UVA radiation, the "+" indicates the PPD value of the sunblock (persistent pigment darkening, i.e. how much more slowly the skin darkens compared to unprotected skin). PA +++ means that it takes 8-16 times longer for the skin to react to UVA rays. PA++ correspondingly shorter, PA++++ at least 16 times longer, mostly even higher.