Coming in hot on the footsteps of Dior’s color-changing lipstick, there is another product–this time, a sunscreen–that is getting a lot of screen time on the Gen Z-loved app. The reason for its virality? It has a distinct ability to adapt to the wearer’s skin tone. The Colorescience ‘Face Shield Flex’ sunscreen, popularly known as the color-changing sunscreen, boasts an innovative formula.
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The lightweight antioxidant-rich mineral sunscreen is powered by patented EnviroScreen® Technology, offering comprehensive defense against UVA/UVB, Blue Light, Pollution, and Infrared radiation, all while leaving your skin hydrated. That’s not all; apart from sun protection, the Colorescience ‘Face Shield Flex’ sunscreen also offers tinted color coverage. The cream itself, however, appears to be white in color and adapts to the skin tone of the wearer when applied. How does this magic happen? The now-viral color-changing sunscreen is formulated using iron oxide pigments that bloom when massaged onto the skin to deliver tone-adapting, buildable color coverage with a demi-matte finish. The color-changing sunscreen is available in four flexible shades, each designed for a broad range of skin tones.
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