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Nivea - Sun UV Face Specialist Triple Protect Sun Fluid SPF50+

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Nivea

Sun UV Face Specialist Triple Protect Sun Fluid SPF50+

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An ultra-light SPF 50+ fluid that provides broad-spectrum UV protection while shielding against blue light and pollution-induced oxidative stress. It uses licorice extract as a natural antioxidant to help defend against daily environmental aggressors. This is a reliable choice for those who hate the feeling of heavy sunscreens; it sinks in immediately for an invisible finish and stays put even if you're commuting in humidity or heading to a workout. It sits particularly well under makeup, making it an easy addition to a busy morning routine.

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What’s inside the formula

Key ingredients

  • Avobenzone

    This essential sunscreen ingredient protects the skin from aging UVA rays to prevent sun damage.

  • Tinosorb S

    A high-performance sunscreen filter that provides broad-spectrum protection against aging and burning UV rays.

  • Ethylhexyl Triazone

    Provides high-level protection against UVB rays to keep your skin safe from sun damage.

  • UVA Filter

    Protects the skin from the aging effects of the sun's UVA rays.

  • Chinese Licorice Root Extract

    Helps to soothe sensitive areas and maintain a calm, balanced complexion.

Good to know

  • Benzyl Alcohol

    The EU requires this to be named on the label as a potential allergen. In most products it is present as a preservative or solvent rather than for scent.

  • Fragrance (Parfum)

    Most common cause of skin sensitivity in cosmetics. If your skin reacts easily, look for fragrance-free alternatives.

  • EU-labelled fragrance allergens

    Contains Linalool, Alpha Isomethyl Ionone, Limonene and 2 more — 5 fragrance allergens the EU requires to be named on the label. A common trigger for sensitive or reactive skin.

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