Fine Japan UV Whitening Sunscreen 30 Tablets

Uv FINE Japan Whitening Sunscreen
? Origin: In Japan - 30 tablets
Japanese UV Fine sunscreen is the ideal choice to protect the skin against UV rays from within the body, extremely convenient, safe and has many outstanding features. Should be trusted by millions of girls.

?Ingredients of UV Fine Japan Whitening Sunscreen
- - Ingredients: Pineapple extract, rum oil, Gelatin, Viamin E, Glycerin, beeswax,...
Each seed contains:
• • Vitamin E: 8g
• • Pineapple extract: 30mg
• • Energy: 3kcal • Energy: 3kcal
• Protein: 0.12g
• Lipit: 0.25g
• Carbohydrates: 0.07g

?Advantages; Advantages;

• • Biological sunscreen tablets, protect the skin of UVA and UVB and synchronize the whole body. Meanwhile, sunscreen can only be protected on creamy skin. Use oral tablets to be able to protect the skin more comprehensively in areas of difficult to apply cream.

• • Sunscreen is easy to drift when active too much, the body sweats a lot, or swimming activities, swimming, swimming to the beach for a long time. Uv Fine Japanese sunscreen will fix this.

• • Japanese sunscreen tablets save you time, because using the cream takes time to apply and massage evenly for the cream to absorb well.

• Using the cream, you have to reapply every 2 hours, so it really protects your skin optimally, it will take time and interrupt your fun, while the pill Sunscreen will protect the skin for 4 hours in just 1 tablet. If you work longer, take the 2nd pill, very convenient and fast.

• • Sunscreen often has to use 2 types: 1 for face and 1 for its own body, so it is quite expensive compared to using tablets to protect the whole body.

• Using sunscreen on erratic rainy and sunny days will cause a lot of discomfort, the cream is washed away, greasy, reapplied many times, not to mention the risk of irritation if you don't know. How to choose a safe product line for your skin. With Japanese sunscreen tablets, you will eliminate all the above worries. The product is supplemented from the inside.
This product is not a medicine and is not a substitute for medicine