Estée Lauder has extended its DayWear Plus skin care line with the launch of a new tinted moisturiser. DayWear Plus Multi Protection Tinted Moisturiser SPF 15 contains a potent cocktail of antioxidants - including South African red tea, grape seed, rice bran and rosemary - intensive moisturisers including hyaluronic acid, and a UVA/UVB sunscreen system that is said to provide all the benefits of its skin care products, combined with a sheer veil of pigment that evens out skin tone. The tinted moisturiser is available in four shades. The product price is £21.50 and it is available worldwide now.
Estee Lauder extends DayWear Plus skin care line
Estée Lauder has extended its DayWear Plus skin care line with the launch of a new tinted moisturiser. DayWear Plus Multi Protection Tinted Moisturiser SPF 15 contains a potent cocktail of antioxidants - including South African red tea, grape seed, rice bran and rosemary - intensive moisturisers including hyaluronic acid, and a UVA/UVB sunscreen system that is said to provide all the benefits of its skin care products, combined with a sheer veil of pigment that evens out skin tone. The tinted moisturiser is available in four shades. The product price is £21.50 and it is available worldwide now.
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