Product description
Facial sunscreen against blemishes
Ideal after dermatological operations (laser, peeling)
Very high sun protection SPF50 +
Skin Shield technology, 2 patents
1% for the planet
Dermatologically tested, odorless
Uriage Bariesun Anti-Brown Spot Fluid SPF50 + is a sunscreen face cream against freckles, with very high SPF50 + sun protection. This is a thin cream that prevents the appearance of brown spots and protects the areas that have undergone dermatological surgery (eg laser , peeling, etc.).
Its corrective action is due to the Cx complex (Pea extract and sucrose, vitamin C , Uriage thermal water, Enoxolone), thanks to which it prevents the formation of brown spots and reduces pigmentation . Its composition combines antioxidants and soothing active ingredients that smooth the skin.
Skin Shield technology
Developed by Uriage Laboratories, it combines Uriage Thermal Water, a unique active ingredient that helps protect DNA, and the Telomeres Protect patent, which prevents cell damage and photoaging from ultraviolet radiation and blue light.
Bariesun Patent
Forms a protective film on the skin, limiting the penetration of UV filters and improving photoprotection.
Product effectiveness
Helps reduce brown spots
Clear and even skin: 86%
Non-stick: 100%
Ecological Approach
Ocean Protection: Unique in vivo studies were carried out directly on the coral reef, in parallel with studies on marine plankton, in collaboration with research units in France and New Caledonia, to demonstrate the safety of Bariésun products in the oceans. Bariésun respects corals and oceans.
1% for the planet : As a member of the 1% for the planet action, the Uriage dermatological laboratories are committed to donating 1% of the sales of the Bariesun series to non-profit environmental organizations that protect our planet.
Ecological design packaging: Tube made of recycled plastic (10% less plastic), smaller lid (9% less plastic), recyclable cardboard box, made of sustainable woods.
Fragrance free, non-greasy. Dermatologically tested.
