Product Images Teint Couture City Balm - Radiant Perfecting Skin Tint 24h Wear Moisturizer Urban Shield Spectrum Spf 25 N312

This is a product of Parfums Givenchy, a 24-hour wear moisturizer with broad-spectrum SPF 25. It is a skin tint that provides radiant perfection and urban shield. The product is made in France and cannot be sold. The label of the product reads "Teint Couture - City Balm". This label also includes additional information such as the address of LVMH Fragrance Brands in France and the US-based Parfums Givenchy Inc. It also includes a product code and a reference number (N312 and H REF 890578 respectively) along with the volume (1fl.oz/30ml) and batch numbers (N°DELOT and 3 ||274872‘|).*

Givenchy Teint Couture City Balm Broad Spectrum SPF 25 is a radiant perfecting skin tint, 24-hour wear moisturizer with urban shield and broad-spectrum SPF 25. The active ingredients are Octinoxate 3.00% and Titanium Dioxide 1.75%. It is for external use only, and the warnings include avoiding use on damaged or broken skin, keeping it away from eyes, and stopping use if a rash occurs. It should be kept out of reach of children, and medical help should be sought immediately if swallowed. It is made in France and distributed in the USA by Parfums Givenchy Inc. The rest of the details are provided, including the address of the distributor.*

This is a description of a foundation product from Givenchy called Teint Couture City Balm. It boasts all-in-one protection, 24-hour hydration and a natural radiant finish. Its weightless texture and silky-soft formula help to even out the complexion while acting as a smart shield to protect skin against pollution and light exposure. The foundation contains shea butter and tea extract. The product has an SPF 25 Broad Spectrum and is made in France by LVMH Fragrance Brands. The product is distributed in the USA by Parfums Givenchy Inc. with contact details available on their website. The text also includes drug facts, warnings, and other information typical of a cosmetic product but also fragmentary expressions such as "Inactive ingredients" and "Made in France."*