Avène Anti-Imperfection SPF50 Blemish Prone Skin Moisturiser 40ml

Avène Anti-Imperfection SPF50 Blemish Prone Skin Moisturiser 40ml

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M251S

$37.12

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Avène Anti-Imperfection SPF50 Blemish Prone Skin Moisturiser 40mlAvne Anti Imperfection SPF50 Fluid offers exceptional daily protection against UVB, UVA, and HEV blue light to help prevent the appearance of imperfections and residual marks. DEVELOPED WITH DERMATOLOGISTS. Key benefits: HIGH PROTECTION: This formula features TriAsorB, a broad spectrum sun filter that shields against UV rays and Blue Light, effectively protecting against the appearance of blemishes by 41%. FLUID TEXTURE: With a lightweight texture

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012