Product Images Forever 24h Wear High Perfection Skin Caring Foundation With Sunscreen Broad Spectrum Spf 35 Lasting Comfort And Care 5W

This is a foundation produced by Parfums Christian Dior cosmetics company in France. It claims to provide 24-hour radiant perfection with skincare benefits, hydration, and sun protection (SPF 35). It contains active ingredients such as Octinoxate and Titanium Dioxide. The foundation is packaged in a container that needs to be agitated well before use. The product comes with warnings to avoid using it on damaged or broken skin, and if a rash occurs, stop using it and contact a doctor. The complete drug facts can be found on the outer box.*

This is a description of a makeup product, specifically a skin-caring foundation with sunscreen. It is made by Dior and is designed for 24-hour wear with high perfection and lasting comfort. It also contains broad-spectrum SPF 35 to protect the skin from the sun. The product comes in a 20ml container and is not for sale, as indicated by the text "5W VENTE INTERDITE NOT FOR SALE". The text "DEMONSTRATION" suggests that the product may be used for demonstration or display purposes only. The code "C207350051" and the numbers "051" and "75008" may be product codes or manufacturing identifiers. The text "FOR COMPLETE DRUG FACTS" suggests that there may be additional information available about the product's ingredients, usage, and potential side effects.*

This text is a Drug Facts label for a sunscreen product. It includes information about active and inactive ingredients, the purpose and use of the product, warnings, and directions for use. It also provides information on protecting the product from excessive heat and direct sun and has details on the Dior environmental commitment. Additionally, the text includes a product description for a long-wearing high perfection skin-caring foundation with sunscreen.*

This appears to be a list of different shades of foundation, categorized by their undertones (cool, neutral, warm) and color tone (rosy, peachy, etc). The shades are identified by a combination of letters and numbers, and there are various notes indicating the shades that were used in a before and after scenario. The text is likely related to a makeup line or beauty catalogue.*