Vinr Sun Defense Combo | Sun Protection & Tan Removal | Hydrates & Brightens Skin | Suitable for All Skin Types
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Vinr Sun Defense Combo | Sun Protection & Tan Removal | Hydrates & Brightens Skin | Suitable for All Skin Types
Say hello to your glow guard! This combo features:
- Dewy Sunscreen SPF 50 PA++++: Lightweight, non-greasy sun protection that hydrates and shields against UVA/UVB damage while giving a natural, dewy glow.
- De-Tan Sheet Mask (2 pack): Infused with antioxidant-rich ingredients to reduce tan, brighten dull skin, and boost hydration in just 15 minutes.
Together, they fight sun damage, even skin tone, and restore hydration — making them perfect for daily exposure and weekly repair.
- Provides broad-spectrum UV protection (SPF 50 PA++++)
- Hydrates and locks in moisture with dewy finish
- Reduces appearance of tanning and dullness
- Brightens skin with antioxidant-rich formula
- Soothes and refreshes tired, sun-stressed skin
- Weekly reset + daily defense for glowing, healthy skin
Daily (AM):
Apply Dewy Sunscreen on cleansed face and neck, 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply every 2-3 hours if needed.
Weekly (1–2x/week):
Unfold and apply De-Tan Sheet Mask on clean skin. Leave on for 15-20 mins. Gently pat remaining serum into skin—no need to rinse.
FAQs
Can I use the De-Tan mask daily?
It’s best used 1–2 times a week for optimal results and to avoid over-exfoliation.
Will the sunscreen suit oily or acne-prone skin?
Yes, it’s lightweight, non-comedogenic, and won’t clog pores.
Can I skip moisturizer if I use the sunscreen?
Our Dewy Sunscreen provides light hydration, but if your skin is dry, use a separate moisturizer underneath.
Will the sheet mask remove my tan instantly?
It visibly brightens and refreshes skin in one use, but consistent weekly use gives longer-lasting results.
Is this combo suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, both products are formulated to be gentle, but we always recommend a patch test.
Can I wear sunscreen indoors?
Yes, especially near windows or screens—but on low exposure days indoors, you may skip it if not needed.