Product Description
Dr. Ceuracle Pro Balance Biotics Clear Up Sun SPF50+ PA++++ is formulated with 6-Probiotics Complex to clarify, protect, balance and nourish skin. It combines physical and chemical filters for stronger UV protection and offers tone-correcting, oil-controlling and hydrating effects. It comes in a soft, creamy texture that soothes skin and leaves a non-sticky, non-greasy finish.
Sunscreen should be present in your skincare routine no matter what season, climate, or weather condition you're in. In fact, even if you don't have a skincare routine, you can always start with the basics — cleaning, moisturizing, and SPF, all of which are essential for maintaining one's skin health not only on a regular basis, but also in the long run.
All of the anti-aging products you use won't be able to make a difference if you don't protect your skin from sun damage.
I won Dr. Ceuracle Pro Balance Biotics Clear Up Sun SPF50+ PA++++ in an Instagram giveaway a while back and am very excited to try out a new sunscreen.
I prefer mineral/physical sunscreens but the white cast can be dreadful so a hybrid sunscreen ( a combination of physical + chemical filters ) may be the next best thing hence I have been looking around to try more hybrid sunscreens of late.
Established in 2000, LJH Cosmetics has since rebranded itself as Dr. Ceuracle. The brand’s new name combines the words “cosmeceutical” and “miracle” to emphasize the efficacy of its wide range of products. Dr. Ceuracle’s motto "Curing Skin, Caring Beauty” highlights its balanced use of natural ingredients, dermatological knowledge and technology to solve skin concerns and enhance beauty.
Packaging, Scent and Texture
Dr. Ceuracle Pro Balance Biotics Clear Up Sun SPF50+ PA++++ is a 50ml tube sunscreen that makes dispensing the sunscreen effortlessly easy with its structure and hole in the center. White and creamy in texture with a subtle greasy base, it has a medicated scent with a subtle cooling sensation.
It was a thoughtful touch to include a space on the back to write the open date of the sunscreen, which I appreciate because I usually use a marker to write a date on the packaging or write it on a white sticker and stick it on the back.
