Today I’ll be reviewing Avene Very High Protection Fluid Sunscreen SPF 50+. Avene sunscreens are little expensive and I never thought of buying any of these. But I got the one because it was 40% off. Like most of the Avene products, this sunscreen also contain thermal spring water that soothes skin and has anti-irritating properties. I don’t know much about this ingredient. Besides, this sunscreen contain anti-oxidant (pre-tocopheryl + thialidine) and 4 UV filters. Well, let’s see how’s the Avene High Protection Fluid Sunscreen worked for me.
Price: INR 1800 for 50ml
Product Description And Claims
Avene Very High Protection Fluid SPF 50+ provides optimal protection against UVB and UVA rays. It is enriched with Avene thermal spring water and mattifying powders. Its light texture provide a matte and non-shiny effect.
Features:
- Very broad spectrum and photostable UVA-UVB filtering system.
- Unique antioxidant complex, global cellular protection.
- Avene thermal spring water, soothing and anti-irritating.
- Non-oily, non-sticky.
- Quickly absorbed.
Packaging
Avene fluid sunscreen comes in an orange colored cylindrical plastic bottle with a pump dispenser attached on top. Also, there is a cap provided to cover the pump that prevent leakage. It is a travel friendly product which you can easily carry around in handbags. Bottle and the outer cardboard both contain product details but the outer pack has complete product information.
Fragrance
It has a typical sunscreen smell that lingers for some time.
Avene Very High Protection Fluid Sunscreen SPF 50+ Review And My Experience
Avene Very High Protection Fluid has a medium lotion consistency. It glides on easily over moisturized skin. But over dry skin, it would be little hard to blend. I have experienced it many times. In case, you want to use it over dry skin I would suggest using a beauty blender to get even finish. Personally, I don’t like this sunscreen because it caused red patches and bumps on my face. Also, this sunscreen will easily trigger your skin if you have sensitive or damaged skin. I did not find it sensitive or damaged skin friendly.
I have tried to make it work so many times but after every use, I end up having red patches on my both cheeks. In addition to this, it also gives slight burning sensation. This sunscreen leaves a matte finish and slight white cast that will easily appear on deeper skin tones. Furthermore, this might not feel moisturizing enough for dry skin or during dry climate. You will need a moisturizer underneath.
Moreover, the best part of this sunscreen is, its water-resistant properties. It does not get washed away with water easily. I have tried few water-resistant sunscreens before but this one seems the best. One can apply this before swimming but keep in mind that it might look whitish over deeper skin.
Since it does not work over my facial skin, I have finished the sunscreen using it on my neck hands and feets whenever I go out. It creates a nice protection against UV rays and prevent tanning too. But you have to reapply it frequently for the best protection.
PROS
- Travel-friendly, hygienic packaging
- Does not peel off
- Matte finish
- Very water-resistant
- Provide good protection
- Prevents tanning
- Paraben free
- Contains thermal spring water and antioxidants.
CONS
- Smells weird
- Give me bumps and rashes
- Can trigger damage skin
- Not suitable for very sensitive skin
- Leaves slight white cast
- Not suitable for dry skin
- May not work well with tretinoin or retinol.
Overall Rating: 2.5 / 5
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