Men's Daily Face Moisturizer with SPF 15 and Retinol, Fragrance Free Formula for a Simple Skincare Routine
Product details
This men's face moisturizer combines daily moisturizing care, SPF 15 and retinol in a simple skincare step. The fragrance free formula suits a straightforward routine while helping prevent sunburn when used as directed.
For sunscreen use, apply generously 15 minutes before sun exposure and apply to all skin exposed to the sun. Use alongside other sun protection measures. Keep the product away from your eyes and do not apply it to damaged or broken skin.
Features
- Daily face moisturizer formulated with SPF 15 and retinol
- Fragrance free formula
- Contains glycerin, panthenol and vitamin E
- Helps prevent sunburn when used as directed
- Made in USA
Specifications
- Product type: Face Moisturizer
- Sun protection factor: SPF 15
- Net weight: 1.4 oz (40 g)
- Fragrance: Fragrance free
- Active ingredient: Benzophenone-3 4%
- Active ingredient: Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane 1.5%
- Active ingredient: Ethylhexyl Salicylate 5.0%
- Active ingredient: Octocrylene 2.5%
- Selected inactive ingredients: Glycerin, panthenol, retinol and tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E)
- Country of manufacture: USA
- Storage: Protect from excessive heat and direct sun.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this face moisturizer contain retinol and SPF?
Yes. This face moisturizer contains retinol and provides SPF 15, combining moisturizing care and sunscreen in one formula.
When should I apply this SPF 15 moisturizer before going outside?
Apply this SPF 15 moisturizer generously 15 minutes before sun exposure, covering all skin exposed to the sun. Use it with other sun protection measures.
Is this face moisturizer fragrance free, and how much does it contain?
Yes. This face moisturizer is fragrance free and has a net weight of 1.4 oz (40 g).
Can I apply this face moisturizer to broken skin?
No. Do not use this face moisturizer on damaged or broken skin. Keep it out of your eyes, rinse with water if contact occurs, and stop use and ask a doctor if a rash develops.