$9.77
Lakerain SPF50+ Rice+Probiotics Sunscreen Skin Protection Refreshing Makeup Sunscreen Cream UV Resistance Facial Sunscreen New
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Lakerain Relief Sun SPF50+ Sunscreen – Rice & Probiotics Powered Facial Sun Protection
Lightweight. Nourishing. Invisible Protection.
Shield your skin with a new level of comfort and care. The Lakerain Relief Sun SPF50+ Sunscreen is a feather-light, non-greasy facial sunscreen formulated with rice extract and probiotics—a soothing blend designed to nourish the skin while offering powerful broad-spectrum UV protection.
Perfect for daily use, this sunscreen is your skin’s first line of defense against sun damage, premature aging, and environmental stress.
Key Benefits
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☀️ SPF50+ UV Protection
Offers high-level protection against both UVA and UVB rays to prevent sunburn and long-term skin damage. -
🥣 Infused with Rice Extract & Probiotics
Helps soothe, brighten, and strengthen the skin barrier while promoting a healthy, radiant complexion. -
💧 Ultra-Light Cream Texture
Absorbs quickly with no white cast, making it ideal under makeup or on its own. -
✨ Moisturizing & Calming Formula
Perfect for sensitive skin—hydrating yet breathable for a soft, dewy finish. -
🌿 Clean & Skin-Friendly
Free from harsh chemicals and formulated for all skin types, including sensitive.
Product Specifications
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Name: Relief Sun – Rice + Probiotics
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Use: Face
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Type: Facial Sunscreen Cream
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Net Weight: 50ml / 1.69 fl.oz
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Shelf Life: 3 Years
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Texture: Light and creamy
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Certification: CPNP, GZZZ
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Feature Highlights: No white residue, nourishing, UV protection
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Origin: Mainland China
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Brand: Lakerain
How to Use
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Use as the final step in your morning skincare routine.
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Apply evenly to your face and neck.
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Reapply as needed during sun exposure, especially after sweating or swimming.
Caution
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For external use only.
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Avoid contact with eyes.
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Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
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Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
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Keep out of reach of children.
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