Abib Airy Sunstick Smoothing Bar SPF50 | Non-Sticky Matte Finish Sun Protection for Face and Body, Long-lasting Korean Sun Stick
Original price was: $18.90.$16.40Current price is: $16.40.
Price: $18.90 - $16.40
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Product Dimensions : 3.23 x 2.44 x 0.94 inches; 2.36 ounces
Item model number : 8809562557043
Manufacturer : Cosmax Inc.
ASIN : B0C45CK57M
EASY TO USE – Airy sunstick provides complete protection against UV rays, even in water and sweat. The easy-to-use stick can be applied anytime, anywhere, and it is reef-safe and suitable for sensitive skin.
REEF SAFE: Reef-safe formula without harmful substances, considering the marine environment. Skin barrier care with Ectoin, sunflower seed oil, and Allantoin for healthy and moisturized skin.
SEMI-MATT FINISHING: Experience the light and soft comfort of Airy fit texture, providing a snug fit. Includes oil-control powder for sebum control and a semi-matte finish without stickiness.
WATER PROOF: Completed a clinical test for 80 minutes of water resistance. Dermatologist-tested and proven safe for sensitive skin, with completed tests for skin irritation and stimulation conducted by Dermacosmetic Skin Science Laboratory.
BRAND Abib: Abib stands for the ‘the first month’, thriving to aim for the most perfect and purest cosmetics, starting from the very first step of the beauty cycle
Zyereri J –
My favorite sun screen!
I love the container! Itâs easy to travel with and easy to use. Iâll put it in while Iâm in the car with no issue AND without needing to look in the mirror. Iâm dark skinned and there is zero white cast, I also can use it gently on top of makeup. Itâs my go-to. It is semi-matte so if you add too much youâll look greasy, itâs an easy fix with setting powder
JRR23 –
MUY BUENO
No soy de usar protector en mà rostro por que odio la sensación que me deja y/o el olor, pero con este protector solar todo cambio, es muy fácil de usar, no me llena las manos de crema o de olores, no me deja la cara blanca, ni pegostosa o brillante. Demasiado practico y rápido de poner, para mi es lo mejor del mercado. Lo comprare miles de veces mas!!!
Xenia Calderon Almanza –
Love this product
Easy and practical to use, smells nice and not greasy
Cngo –
Great over makeup!
This was great to stick in my purse to reapply throughout the day over makeup. There was no white cast and it didn’t feel greasy (I typically have oily skin so I’m always watching out for heavy sunscreens). My only critique of the product was that it didn’t last long for me at all – there was only a small bar of the product inside. Definitely ran through it much quicker than a traditional bottle of cream sunscreen.
Maria –
Barra
Me gustó no es grasoso
Jodie –
Super convenient
I keep these in the car and in my purse since I tend to use them on my hands while I drive. They are very convenient. Very nice formula. Super light does not cause any tackiness or stickiness. Works Great I have not had any breakouts. Absolutely love these.
Ãngeles AlegrÃa –
Excelente ð
Super práctico, deja la piel con una textura ligera y tiene un bloqueo solar. Lo comprare nuevamente cuando se me acabe.
L.Hart –
octocrylene 5% avobenzone 3% octisalate 4.5% homosalate 9.5%
Octocrylene: Some studies have shown that octocrylene can degrade over time and form a chemical called benzophenone, which is a potential carcinogen. However, levels of benzophenone produced are typically low, and the current consensus is that the risk is not high enough to outweigh the benefits of sun protection. More research is ongoing to fully assess the long-term impact of octocrylene exposure. Avobenzone is a broad-spectrum UVA filter and has been approved for use in sunscreens. It can degrade when exposed to sunlight, but this issue is often mitigated by using stabilizing agents in formulations. There are no conclusive studies linking avobenzone to cancer or major health concerns, although some have raised questions about its breakdown products. Current evidence suggests it is safe. Octisalate is used to enhance the water resistance of sunscreens. It is considered low-risk, with no major health concerns linked to its use. It helps to stabilize other sunscreen ingredients like avobenzone. Homosalate – Some concerns have been raised about homosalate due to its potential to act as an endocrine disruptor, meaning it may interfere with hormone function. The European Union has called for more research and has imposed some concentration limits, but the FDA still considers it safe for use in sunscreens in the U.S.