Mary Cohr Youth Ingenious Cream SPF 50 | Anti‑age Tinted Face Cream SPF 50 with Pigmentation Correction 30 ml

Product description
Mary Cohr Youth Ingenious Cream SPF 50 is a multifunctional anti-ageing tinted face cream with high SPF 50 protection that simultaneously helps to hydrate the skin, even out its tone, enhance radiance and reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots.

The formula combines high-protection sun filters with encapsulated pigments, Melanoxyl, stabilized vitamin C and mallow extract. The encapsulated pigments activate during application and help adapt to the skin tone, providing a light, natural coverage and a more even complexion without a heavy makeup effect.

Melanoxyl helps reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots and uneven melanin accumulation, while stabilized vitamin C helps improve skin radiance and provides antioxidant protection. Mallow extract hydrates, softens and helps maintain skin comfort throughout the day.

SPF 50 helps protect the skin against UVA and UVB radiation and associated signs of photoageing, including pigmentation spots, uneven skin tone and premature loss of elasticity.

Key active ingredients
– Sun filters SPF 50 – provide high protection against UVA and UVB radiation and help reduce the risk of photoageing
– Melanoxyl – a lightening active ingredient that helps reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots and the appearance of uneven skin tone
– Encapsulated pigments – release tone during application, help even out the complexion and visually reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots
– Stabilized vitamin C – helps improve skin radiance and provides antioxidant protection
– Mallow extract – helps hydrate, soften and maintain skin comfort

Main benefits
– Provides high SPF 50 protection
– Helps protect the skin against UVA and UVB radiation
– Helps prevent premature signs of photoageing
– Helps reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots
– Evens out uneven skin tone
– Gives an immediate natural radiance
– Contains adaptive encapsulated pigments
– Provides a light tinting effect
– Intensely hydrates the skin
– Helps improve skin comfort and elasticity
– Contains stabilized vitamin C
– Can be used as an alternative to a light foundation
– Suitable for daily use
– Especially suitable for skin with pigmentation and signs of photoageing

Results
– 13.7% reduction in melanin level after one month of daily use
– 66.4% increase in skin hydration level after one month
– 95% of users reported that the complexion looks natural and even after application

Usage
– Use every morning on thoroughly cleansed face and neck
– Can be used alone or after your usual serum
– Smooth evenly over the skin, allowing the encapsulated pigments to activate and blend with the skin tone
– Can also be used as a base under decorative makeup
– During prolonged sun exposure, regularly renew SPF protection

Frequently asked questions

Who is Mary Cohr Youth Ingenious Cream SPF 50 suitable for?
The cream is particularly suitable for skin with pigmentation spots, uneven tone, dullness and signs of photoageing, as well as for those who want to combine hydration, a tinting effect and high sun protection in one product.

Is Youth Ingenious Cream SPF 50 tinted?
Yes. The formula contains encapsulated pigments that activate during application and help create a natural, more even skin tone.

Does the cream help with pigmentation spots?
Yes. Melanoxyl and stabilized vitamin C help improve the appearance of uneven skin tone and reduce the visibility of pigmentation spots.

Can the product be used instead of foundation?
Yes. If a light, natural coverage is needed, it can serve as an alternative to foundation. For more coverage, decorative makeup can be applied over it.

Is SPF 50 suitable for daily use?
Yes. High SPF 50 is particularly suitable for daily protection against photoageing and the formation of pigmentation.

Can the product be used as a makeup primer?
Yes. It helps even out the skin tone and add radiance, so it is also suitable as a caring base under decorative makeup.

Country of manufacture
France – Mary Cohr