Vichy Mattifying SPF50 Sunscreen for Oily Skin – 50ml

Vichy Mattifying SPF50 sunscreen is a daily facial sun care fluid designed for oily and combination skin types that need reliable sun protection without the greasy or shiny feel that many sunscreens leave behind. This lightweight formula absorbs quickly into the skin and leaves a dry, matte finish that lasts for hours.

Formulated with a broad-spectrum UV filter system, this sunscreen protects against both UVA and UVB rays while helping to control excess shine caused by natural oil production. It works well as a standalone daily sunscreen or as a base under makeup, making it a practical choice for the warm climate of Oman where consistent sun protection is essential throughout the year.

Benefits

• High SPF50 broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays.
• Effective shine control for oily and combination skin throughout the day.
• Lightweight, fast-absorbing texture with a dry, non-greasy finish.
• Suitable for daily use alone or under makeup.
• Helps guard skin against visible signs of premature aging caused by sun exposure.

Key Ingredients

The formula relies on a broad-spectrum UV filter system that includes long-UVA filtering technology to shield skin from deeper UV damage, combined with oil-absorbing mineral components that help reduce shine. It is also enriched with soothing Vichy thermal mineralizing water to support skin comfort.

How to Use

Apply generously to clean facial skin and neck about fifteen minutes before sun exposure. Reapply frequently, especially after sweating, swimming, or towel-drying, to maintain consistent protection throughout the day.

Who Is It For?

This sunscreen is ideal for men and women with oily or combination skin who deal with persistent shine during the day and want dependable sun protection combined with a clean, matte look.

Precautions

For external use only; avoid direct contact with the eyes. Do not expose infants directly to the sun even when sunscreen is applied. Discontinue use if irritation or redness occurs and consult a skin care professional if needed. Prolonged sun exposure, especially at midday, should still be limited.