Picea Abies Wood Extract
In 4 skincare routines
Summary
Works for
- Anti-oxidation
Irritancy risk
2
MediumA Norway spruce wood extract. It might help to neutralize free radicals in skin
Products with Picea Abies Wood Extract
Paula's choiceSun Care Extra Care Non-Greasy Sunscreen Broad Spectrum Full size SPF 50sodium ascorbyl phosphateretinyl palmitatedimethicone +8 actives
Sun protection Anti-aging +2
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CaudalieVinosun Protect Invisible High Protection Spray SPF 50arginineTinosorb SUvinul A Plus +4 actives
Sun protection Anti-aging +2
Fragrance
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NorevaBergasol Expert BB Cream Light + SPF 50acetyl hexapeptide-1cyclopentasiloxanedextran +8 actives
Moisturizing Anti-aging
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Scientific sources
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