ILIA Super Serum Skin Tint in Beauty: NA. Your tinted SPF will never be the same. Super Serum Skin Tint is a first-of-its-kind formula that fuses skincare, makeup, and sun protection into one easy step. Boasting SPF 40 coverage with non-nano Zinc Oxide, this weightless serum safely shields skin from UVA, UVB, UVC, and blue and infrared light. Created with a blend of Hyaluronic Acids, plant-based Squalane, and Niacinamide, it evens tone, softens fine lines and imperfections, and dries down to a natural, dewy finish. It also creates a natural barrier for your skincare - sealing in hydration, plumping skin, and boosting any antioxidant effectiveness by 200%. ILIA, in partnership with 1% for the Planet, will donate 1% of all Super Serum Skin Tint SPF 40 sales toward reforestation efforts with a goal to plant 1 million trees by the end of 2023. . In 16 Pavones - very deep with cool undertones. Suitable for all skin types, non-comedogenic, vegan & cruelty-free. Free of Silicone, Fragrance, Chemical Sunscreen and Oil. 1 fl oz/ 30 ml. Shake well before use. Dispense quarter of a dropper into palms of hand and apply like a serum. On application shade may appear lighter - after 30 to 60 seconds the shade will adjust to its true color. Works best if applied to clean skin or on top of ilia’s True Skin Radiant Priming Serum. Please note as a result of the silicone-free formula, some natural separation may occur. This is normal and it will reform when applied to skin. ILIR-WU168. ST-16. Looking to change the world’s perception of organic beauty products, Sasha Plavsic introduced ILIA in 2011. Its ethical-sustainable approach is present throughout each product, from the nourishing and rejuvenating botanical-based formulas to the sleek recycled aluminum packaging. ILIA is dedicated to creating the purest products possible, with up to 85% bioactive organic ingredients making up each formulation. In combining skin-comforting elements with on-trend pigments, ILIA sets itself apart as the go-to brand for color-centric organic beauty.
