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ADCOS' 100% mineral sunscreen in a mousse format — zinc oxide + titanium dioxide (no chemical filters) in an airy, weightless texture that applies like whipped cream and sets to a natural matte finish. The mousse innovation solves mineral sunscreen's biggest problem: the heavy, white-cast, greasy feel that makes people skip reapplication. Hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid (low molecular weight for penetration) adds hydration, bisabolol soothes, and the light tint from iron oxides provides visible-light protection (important for melasma) while eliminating white cast. In Brazil, where UV index regularly hits 11+ and melasma affects 15-30% of women, a mineral sunscreen that people actually want to wear is a public health win. ADCOS' dermatologist heritage shows.
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Protetor Solar Mousse Mineral FPS 50 by Adcos is formulated for normal, sensitive, oily, combination skin. ADCOS' 100% mineral sunscreen in a mousse format — zinc oxide + titanium dioxide (no chemical filters) in an airy, weightless texture that applies like whipped cream and sets to a natural matte finish. The mousse innovation solves mineral sunscreen's biggest problem: the heavy, white-cast, greasy feel that makes people skip reapplication. Hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid (low molecular weight for penetration) adds hydration, bisabolol soothes, and the light tint from iron oxides provides visible-light protection (important for melasma) while eliminating white cast. In Brazil, where UV index regularly hits 11+ and melasma affects 15-30% of women, a mineral sunscreen that people actually want to wear is a public health win. ADCOS' dermatologist heritage shows.
The key active ingredients in Protetor Solar Mousse Mineral FPS 50 are Hyaluronic Acid, Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide. It's known for: 100% mineral filters — zinc oxide + titanium dioxide only and mousse texture eliminates the heavy mineral-sunscreen feel.
Yes, Protetor Solar Mousse Mineral FPS 50 targets sensitivity, oiliness. 100% mineral filters — zinc oxide + titanium dioxide only
Protetor Solar Mousse Mineral FPS 50 retails for around $45, which places it in the mid range for sunscreens. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: $45 is premium for Brazilian sunscreen market; the tint range is limited — may not match all skin tones; mousse packaging means you can't see how much is left.
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