Sunscreen Serum, Broad-Spectrum SPF 50 with Hyaluronic Acid and Niacinamide for Sensitive Skin - Anthelios UVAir
A sunscreen serum brings broad-spectrum SPF 50 protection to a weightless daily texture that disappears across all skin tones. Anthelios UVAir combines Cell-Ox Shield Technology with hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and antioxidants to provide comfortable moisture while helping skin look smoother and more even. The fragrance-free finish is breathable, non-greasy and designed for sensitive skin in heat and humidity.
Wear it on bare skin or under makeup as the final morning skincare step, applying and reapplying according to the Drug Facts label. The formula is documented to provide extended hydration plus antioxidant and anti-pollution support, but sunscreen still requires correct application for reliable protection. The listing offers separate Mineral and Chemical styles; active ingredients and finish may differ, so check the selected package rather than assuming both formulas share every specification.
Specifications
- Brand: La Roche-Posay
- Line: Anthelios UVAir
- Product: Face sunscreen serum
- Sun protection: Broad-spectrum SPF 50
- Texture: Weightless breathable serum
- Finish: Invisible on all skin tones
- Skin type: Sensitive skin
- Key ingredient: Hyaluronic acid
- Key ingredient: Niacinamide
- Technology: Cell-Ox Shield
- Formula: Fragrance free
- Hydration claim: Up to 48 hours
- Antioxidant coverage claim: Up to 16 hours
- Climate testing: High heat and humidity
- Use: Bare skin or under makeup
- Styles: Mineral and chemical formulations
Frequently Asked Questions
What protection does Anthelios UVAir provide?
It is a broad-spectrum SPF 50 face sunscreen serum when applied and reapplied according to the label.
Will it leave a white cast?
The documented lightweight finish is designed to be invisible across all skin tones.
Which skincare ingredients are highlighted?
The formula highlights hyaluronic acid niacinamide and antioxidants for hydrated comfortable wear.
Are the Mineral and Chemical options identical?
No. They are separate formulations, so check the selected package for active ingredients and directions.