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Solset Intense Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 PA+++ | For UVA/UVB IR & Blue Light Protection | Paraben-Free

Manufactured By Mohrish Pharmaceuticals

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Rs. 798.00

MRP 840.00

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bottle of 80 ml Lotion

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Information about Solset Intense Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 PA+++ | For UVA/UVB IR & Blue Light Protection | Paraben-Free

Uses / Indications:

Apply all over the face and neck for at least 15 minutes before leaving home.

Introduction:

Solset Intense Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 PA+++is a powerful sunblock that protects the skin from UV damage. It reduces sunburn and blemishes on the skin. It provides blue light protection as well. This formula is non-comedogenic and paraben-free.

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This potent formula helps protect the skin from harmful UV rays|It reduces sunburn and blemishes on the skin|This sunscreen provides broad spectrum protection|It helps reduce hyperpigmentation as it allows for blue light protection

Description:

Non-comedogenic|Paraben-free|Reduces sunburn|Fights hyperpigmentation

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Safety Advise:

Read the label carefully|Do a patch test|Store in a cool dry place|Keep away from direct sunlight|</div

Solset Intense Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 PA+++ | For UVA/UVB IR & Blue Light Protection | Paraben-Free

Manufactured By Mohrish Pharmaceuticals

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 798.00

MRP 840.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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