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What is Zinc?
Zinc is an active skincare ingredient that’s commonly found in your sunscreen products as a mineral UV filter. It works by creating a protective barrier on your skin, preventing damage from harmful UVA and UVB rays.
Which skin types is Zinc best for?
This powerhouse skincare ingredient is suitable for all skin types. With anti-inflammatory properties it’s also perfect for skin conditions such as eczema, rosacea, acne.
What are the main skin benefits of Zinc?
- Protects against harmful UV rays
- Reduces redness and inflammation from inflammatory skin conditions
- Relieves irritation and promotes healing
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