Black Girl Sunscreen Make It Hybrid SPF 50
₦27,000
Achieve the best of both worlds while protecting your skin from harmful UVA/UVB rays with Make It Hybrid™. Black Girl Sunscreen’s lightweight mineral and synthetic formula with zinc-oxide is designed to protect against sun damage leaving no white residue and a dewy finish.
Make it Hybrid™ is a broad-spectrum SPF 50 specifically crafted for women infused with ingredients such as aloe, lavender, and shea butter that help moisturize, soothe and heal your skin.
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Description
Core ingredients are Aloe, Shea, Carrot, Sunflower, Avocado, Jojoba, and Lavender.
Shea Butter moisturizes and softens dry skin.
Carrot Seed Oil contains vitamins A and E which enables it to promote healing.
Sun Flower Oil prevents skin irritation from sunburn and other skin irritants. This nutrient-rich oil provides inflammation relief as well.
Avocado moisturizes, reduces signs of aging, and treats sunburns. Containing vitamin E and antioxidants is what makes avocado one of the hottest trends in the skin care industry. Not only using avocado oil, but eating avocado on a weekly basis can be very beneficial and necessary for your skin.
Jojoba soothes and moisturizes the skin leaving it flawless while preventing acne. Hydrating your skin is crucial to skin health and prevents wrinkles and fine lines.
Lavender Oil contains detoxifying benefits while reducing redness and soothing the skin. Lavender is non-comedogenic for pores, it is calming and healing for breakouts.
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