NEW EltaMD UV Elements Broad-Spectrum SPF 44

Name: NEW EltaMD UV Elements Broad-Spectrum SPF 44
Brand: EltaMD
SKU: 65e601b12fd49a78258ef8ec
Price: 28.0 USD
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SKIN TYPES - ALL SKIN TYPES | POST-PROCEDURE EltaMD UV Elements is a 100% physical sunscreen in a tinted, moisturizing base. It is gentle for even the most sensitive skin types, including post-procedure skin. Its chemical-free actives, zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, provide safe but sure sun protection. These mineral-based UV filters work with ultra-hydrating hyaluronic acid to protect and hydrate the skin. (net wt 2 oz/57 g) UVA/UVB sun protection Chemical-free UV filters Hyaluronic acid boosts moisture-retention for a smoother, more youthful appearance Water-resistant (40 minutes) Dye-free and gluten-free*

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Suncare

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6 Comments

christinefish @tresschic unused? Expiration date?

Mar 30Reply

tresschic @christinefish yes it’s unused, never tried on. Brand new in the box. Posted more pics. 04/2025 expiry

Mar 30Reply

noodledoodle322 is it a shade? or one sz fits all tint? I was looking at it online, I have bad rosacea, get soo red in the heat/sun and am traveling to the Caribbean Def need a good sunscreen and a little help not looking like a freak with bright red cheeks would be nice! haha

Apr 09Reply

tresschic @noodledoodle322 yes, it's one size fits all shade and for all skin types. I'm also rosacea/eczema prone and this is one of the many sunscreens that I rotately use. It helps to cover redness and can be used underneath your foundation/concealer.

Apr 09Reply

noodledoodle322 @tresschic have you used it just as a sunscreen? I'm soo nervous haha..I feel.i need more than the standard sunscreen, and don't want to look like an apple all day🥵

Apr 09Reply

tresschic @noodledoodle322 yes, I use it alone or with a concealer. If you have bad rosacea flare ups, I’d recommend you limit your sun exposure. Applying any sunscreen won’t help if you stay too much under the sun esp at the beach.

Apr 09Reply