This Setting Spray With Niacinamide & SPF 50 Leaves Your Skin Looking Hydrated
Max and Louie has recently announced an update to its selection of cruelty-free beauty products, now offering a mineral-based makeup setting spray with natural sun protection that promotes healthy skin.
(firmenpresse) - Vegan-Friendly Makeup Setting Spray for Protection and HydrationSticky, a bit icky, and completely ruins your look. Yup, I'm talking about sunscreen. But luckily, Max and Louie has this magical makeup setting spray that hydrates and protects your skin, leaving it looking radiating and youthful in just one spray.
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Max and Louie's makeup setting spray is like a skincare Swiss knife, offering natural hydration and sun protection using ingredients like zinc oxide, niacinamide, and macadamia seed oil. Like all products from Max and Louie, the setting spray only has vegan ingredients and is cruelty-free.
Light Non-Stick Sun ProtectionBeing a New Zealand-based company, Max and Louie understands how many makeup enthusiasts struggle to find sun protection that doesn't leave a white film and can be combined with other products. The new makeup setting spray gives you an alternative to heavy creams, that can be reapplied with ease throughout the day.
"Embrace the sunshine confidently with our mineral sunscreen setting spray, your partner in achieving a fresh, protected, and radiant look every day," a spokesperson for the company said. "With its non-sticky, lightweight feel, it's perfect for those seeking long-lasting makeup with added environmental defense."
Reduce Sun Damage and Aging SkinAs explained by the Environmental Health Intelligence New Zealand, the country has high UV radiation levels, especially in the northern regions closer to the equator. Most people know that long exposure to the sun can cause skin cancer over time, but it is also a main cause of premature aging of the skin. According to Better Health, sun radiation damages the elastin fibres, which can result in sagging skin. UV radiation can also cause pigment irregularities, broken capillaries, and more if the skin is not protected.
Multifunctional Beauty ProductMax and Louie's makeup setting spray gives SPF 50 protection through the light mineral shield. In addition, the multifunction spray enhances the longevity of makeup and contributes to hydration with hyaluronic acid and squalane. The niacinamide also helps with hydration as well as has a radiant and smoothing effect. >>Stay updated with Max and Louie's products at: https://www.facebook.com/maxandlouiebeauty
A customer shared their experience with the setting spray: "This product makes so much sense practically, you can reapply it throughout the day without having to alter your makeup. I find it to be very cooling on my skin, and the spray bottle gives an even and well-projected spray."
About Max and LouieThe makeup company was founded by Nat Bos, who also owns Mount Brows that specialises in permanent makeup for brows. In addition to the hydra shield setting spray, Max and Louie's selection extends to a range of cream-based makeup products, including foundation, blush, and eyeshadows.
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Datum: 07.06.2024 - 01:01 Uhr
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