La Roche - Posay Anthelios Ka + Sunscreen Thermal Spring Water, SPF50+, 50ML (Original)

La Roche-Posay Anthelios 100 KA+ MED Cream 50ml is specially made to protect very sensitive and photosensitive skin from actinic keratosis and non-melanoma skin cancer.

Product Overview

Perfect for everyday use, this cream provides very high sun protection for all skin types, including sensitive and fair skin. It not only prevents sunburn and long-term sun damage but also helps repair existing effects caused by UV exposure.

Its powerful formula combines patented sun filters, DNA Protect Tech, Panthenol, and Niacinamide to deliver broad protection from UVA and UVB rays. While the sun filters act as a strong shield against high UV radiation, the additional ingredients calm, moisturize, and support your skin barrier.

What makes this product unique is its DNA Protect Tech, designed to help defend and repair DNA damage caused by sunlight. At the same time, Panthenol and Niacinamide soothe irritation, boost hydration, and strengthen the skin. Developed with dermatologists, this cream is fragrance-free, non-comedogenic, and leaves no white marks, making it easy and comfortable to wear every day.

Key Features

• Texture: Lightweight cream
• Concerns: Sun exposure, actinic keratosis, sensitivity
• When to apply: Every day, before and during sun exposure
• Age: Suitable for adults (18+)
• Skin type: All, including sensitive

Benefits:

• Very high sun protection (UVA & UVB)
• Helps repair UV-related DNA damage
• Soothes and hydrates the skin
• Non-comedogenic, no white marks
• Free from: Fragrance
• Main Ingredients
• Mexoryl: Patented sun filter that ensures very high UVA/UVB protection
• DNA Protect Tech: Shields DNA from UV damage and supports repair
• Niacinamide & Panthenol: Calm, moisturize, and help restore the skin barrier

How to Use

• Apply generously before sun exposure.
• Reapply often, especially after sweating or swimming.
• For best protection:
• Face, neck & scalp: 12 pumps
• Arms & hands / chest & shoulders: 24 pumps