Botanics Protecting Day Age Defense Sunscreen Broad Spectrum Spf 15
Product Images NDC 11489-090

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Agedefence1 (Age Defence 1)

Botanics Protecting Day Cream Age Defense is a skincare product designed to protect your skin from the sun's harmful rays. It contains natural ingredients such as naboraone and Ococnirs. The cream has an SPF 15 broad-spectrum sunscreen that protects your skin from the sun's harmful effects. The direction to use this product is to apply it 15 minutes before sun exposure. This product is suitable for people over 8 months old. The inactive ingredients include Acus wasn, banzats, Ghco Do, Celeal casion, Purus s s Sves, Blospormum, Cotoas, and more. This product was developed with the Royal Botanic Gardens' help. If you have any questions, you can contact the company at 1-86675-BOOTS.*

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Agedefense2 (Age Defense 2)

This text is a description of the Botanics Age Defense Skincare Collection that features a Protecting Day Cream with SPF, Super Serum, and a Replenishing Night Cream. The products offer anti-aging benefits and use plant stem technology to enhance skin radiance. The products also contain provitamin A and hyaluronic acid to deeply hydrate the skin. The text includes directions for use, warnings, and the ingredient list for each product. The brand claims to use active plant extracts developed with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in England, to create effective skincare products.*

* These product label images have been analyzed using experimental machine learning. Please verify findings with the primary label text.