Protect your skin from sun damage and hydrate it with this combo by TNW-The Natural Wash that includes Sun Protection SPF 50 Spray Sunscreen and Green Tea Face Wash. Sun Protection SPF 50 Spray Sunscreen has a water-based formula that is attained from a blend of natural ingredients like white rose extract, aloe vera extract, niacinamide, Vitamin E, and strawberry extract. It creates a protective layer against the skin to safeguard it from sun damage and harmful UV rays. Also, it can be applied over makeup. Green Tea Face Wash is a paraben and sulphate-free natural face wash enriched with the goodness of green tea, almond oil, licorice, black seed extract and other beneficial ingredients. It gently cleanses all the dirt and grime, removes tanning from the face while ensuring glowing skin. It further helps to minimize the appearance of large open pores making skin look even-toned, soft, and hydrated.
Features :
- Skincare Combo for Dry Skin: This combo includes Sun Protection SPF 50 Spray Sunscreen and Green Tea Face Wash. These products protect the skin from sun damage and hydrates it.
- Sun Protection SPF 50 Spray Sunscreen: With a light and water-based formula, this spray sunscreen protects the skin from sun damage. It doesn’t make the skin sticky and can be applied even on the makeup.
- Green Tea Face Wash: It is a paraben and sulphate-free natural face wash loaded with skin-energizing and nourishing properties of natural ingredients. Green Tea help detoxify the skin by eliminating impurities and dirt.
- Chemical-Free Products: These products are free from harsh chemicals like paraben and silicone, making them safe to use. They are suitable for all skin types.
How to use :
- Sun Protection SPF 50 Spray Sunscreen: Shake the bottle well before using. Spray it all over the face and neck. Wait until completely absorbed. Re-apply after every two hours when exposed in sun.
- Green Tea Face Wash: Wet your face. Take pea-sized face wash, gently massage it on your face in a circular motion to detoxify your face. Rinse it well, then pat dry.