Moisturizing moderate sun protection for the face and body. This mid range sun protection factor provides you with 1.5 times your natural protection. This means if you usually begin to show a response to sun exposure in 1.5 minutes, Cellex-C SPF 15 will allow you to stay up to three and three quarter hours (15 x 15 = 225 minutes), under normal sun conditions, before seeing a response to sun exposure. The damage to the skin, after 15 minutes of sun exposure, will be limited to 1/15 of the total damage that would normally occur on unprotected skin. For skin that tans easily and does not burn. Directions 1. Cleanse and tone. 2. Apply product containing Cellex-C Complex and/or Hydra 5 B-Complex. 3. Apply Cellex-C Sun Care product to face (avoid eye area), neck, V of chest and back of hands and/or body. How much should you apply? You should see a white film on the skin immediately after application. This temporary, visible white film provides an important benefit—it allows you to see that you have spread the cream evenly over your skin, without missing an area. Allow the cream to absorb and become invisible—this usually takes less than a minute. 4. Apply makeup if desired. Note: Research has shown that over time, a regular use of sunscreens may reduce the chance of some types of skin cancer, premature aging, sagging skin and wrinkles. For greater effectiveness, apply these sun protection products fifteen to thirty minutes before sun exposure, and then reapply after heave exertion or swimming. Ingredients Sunscreens octinoxate and octisalate. Helps provide excellent UV-B protection. These sunscreens absorb UV light by trapping the sunray’s energy within their molecular structure. Zinc oxide This physical sunscreen forms a protective barrier on the skin which reflects or scatters ultraviolet light. It works like the old-fashioned super protective, pasty white, zinc oxide, but with a new technological difference—the coating is new invisible and completely transparent on the skin. Micronized titanium dioxide Refects many of the sun’s harmful rays before they penetrate the skin. This physical block is more effective than chemical sunscreens in blocking UV-A rays—the primary rays responsible for photo-aging. UV-A rays penetrate deep into the skin, breaking down the collagen and elastin fibers that give skin its youthful appearance.