Dr Brandt adds a hint of a tint to sunscreen

Published: 28-Jul-2010
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Dr Brandt has launched a tinted variant of his UV SPF 30 Face sunscreen. The new variant is said to be water-resistant, lightweight and promises to provide protection against photoageing as well as a natural bronzed glow.

A colourless formula is also available.
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