Copy of EQ Sunstick SPF 50+ Beige

Sun protection just got fun thanks to EQ and its range of coloured, SPF 50+ Sunscreen Sticks. Eco-friendly and made with beneficial ingredients, they protect your skin and lips during outdoor activities.

THE FEATURES:

• Kind to marine ecosystems
• All-natural fragrance: 100%
• All-natural ingredients: 100%
• Coloured, naturally sourced mineral pigments: 100%
• Dermatologically tested
• Rich moistureless care that provides a protective film
• Water resistant
• Made in France
• Very high UVA and UVB protection
• Certified-organic ingredients: 17.8%
• All skin types
• For use on: face, lips, scars and tattoos
• 10 g – 0.35 oz. sunscreen stick

Water-resistant and easy to apply, the SPF 50+ Sunscreen Stick is perfectly adapted for extreme sun exposure, in the water or on the ski slope. It provides very high UVA/UVB protection for the face and lips of even the most sensitive skin. Protects scars and tattoos. Enriched with beeswax and organic plant oils such as olive oil, tamanu oil and shea butter, its 100% naturally occurring formula prevents skin and lips from drying out. Ideal for the whole family, including children three years old and up. Filters made from 100% naturally occurring minerals. Non-toxic to the marine environment.

CERTIFICATION: Formula validated according to organic and ecological cosmetic criteria. 100% of the total ingredients are naturally occurring. 32.5% of the total ingredients are certified organic.

TEXTURE: Its lipophilic texture is rich, water-free, offers great coverage, reduces feelings of tightness and doesn’t dry out the skin. Water-resistant. Doesn’t drip in your eyes.

USER SATISFACTION: 88% of users confirmed that the product did not sting their eyes.
The product helped prevent skin from drying out according to 80% of users. 70% of users found that the product was particularly water-resistant. Clinical efficacy test carried out on 40 adult volunteers (males and females), aged between 19 and 65 (average age of 29 years), of which 16 had normal skin, 4 had sensitive skin and 20 practised a water sport regularly.