Guinot Crème Youth Perfect Finish SPF 50 combines anti-ageing skincare, very high UV protection and an immediate complexion-enhancing effect. The lightly tinted facial cream protects the skin against premature photoageing while instantly giving the complexion a more even, fresh and radiant appearance.

Encapsulated pigments are released during application. They provide a natural tint, visually even the complexion and create a fresh, harmonious finish.

SPF 50 provides very high protection against UV radiation and helps prevent signs of premature photoageing such as wrinkles, loss of elasticity and pigmentation irregularities.

Melanoxyl provides targeted care for pigmentation spots. This Guinot active helps reduce the appearance of existing pigmentation and counteract the appearance of new discolouration.

Stabilised vitamin C supports a more even, radiant-looking complexion and complements the formula with antioxidant properties.

The formula also contains vitamin E, betaine and hyaluronic acid, complementing its hydrating and conditioning properties.

Ideal for anyone wishing to combine anti-ageing skincare, very high UV protection and a naturally perfected complexion in a single morning product.

Benefits at a glance

• Tinted anti-ageing day cream

• Very high SPF 50 UV protection

• Helps prevent premature photoageing

• Encapsulated pigments provide an immediate complexion-enhancing effect

• Visually evens the complexion

• With Melanoxyl for pigmentation spots and uneven skin tone

• With stabilised vitamin C

• With vitamin E, betaine and hyaluronic acid

• Leaves the complexion looking fresher and more radiant

• Combines skincare, UV protection and a natural tint

Application

Apply evenly over the entire face in the morning and smooth gently over the skin. The encapsulated pigments are released during application and the tint develops on the skin. Avoid contact with the eyes.

Apply a sufficient amount to ensure reliable sun protection. Reapply sun protection regularly during prolonged or intense sun exposure.