Nida Invisible Fit Sun Serum 40 ml

What is nida invisible fit sun serum?

NIDA Invisible Fit Sun Serum is a serum-textured facial sunscreen that offers SPF 50+ PA++++ protection. Instead of the heavy, white-cast texture of traditional sunscreens, it is designed to spread like a serum and absorb quickly. The formula contains niacinamide, adenosine, and tocopherol. It comes in a 40 ml package and is manufactured in Korea.

Why is the sun product in serum texture?

The biggest problem with sunscreen products is that people don’t use them: the texture feels heavy, it leaves a white cast on the skin, and it clumps under makeup. As a result, even the best formula ends up sitting unused in a purse.

The texture of this product is serum-like from the start. With a water-based, moisture-focused formula, it spreads easily without leaving a film on the skin and is designed not to leave a white cast. It can be used on its own or under makeup. The formula does not contain oxybenzone or octinoxate; the manufacturer’s statement on this matter does not imply that the product has been proven to be harmless to coral reefs, but merely indicates that these two filters are not present in the formula.

Who is it Suitable for?

• For those who want to use sunscreen every day but want to avoid heavy formulas
  

• Those bothered by the white residue left by sunscreen
  

• For those looking for sunscreen to wear under makeup
  

• Those with uneven skin tone
  

• For those interested in the thin-line look
  

• All skin types looking for a light, dewy finish
  

Featured content

Spf50+ pa++++ protection

The SPF value indicates protection against UVB rays, while the PA rating indicates protection against UVA rays. PA++++ is the highest UVA rating on the current scale. Together, these two provide broad-spectrum daily protection.

Niacinamide (vitamin b3)

It is known to help even out skin tone and is frequently used in formulas designed to support the skin barrier. It is included in this product to add a skincare benefit to the protection step.

Adenosine

It is an ingredient used in skincare products to help soften the appearance of fine lines.

Tocopherol (vitamin e)

It is used as an antioxidant; it is commonly included in formulations designed to help protect the skin against environmental factors such as pollution.

How to use?

1. Apply after your moisturizer as the final step in your morning skincare routine.
   

2. Apply a sufficient amount evenly to the face and neck.
   

3. Apply it about 15 minutes before going out in the sun.
   

4. If you're spending a long time in the sun, reapply every 2 hours.
   

Reapply after sweating or getting wet. Using an adequate amount is essential to ensure the product provides the intended level of protection.

Suggested use together

Morning routine: → → → NIDA Invisible Fit Sun Serum

Product details

• Product type: Serum-textured facial sunscreen
  

• Protection: SPF50+ PA++++
  

• Volume: 40 ml
  

• Main content: Niacinamide, adenosine, tocopherol
  

• Origin: Committee
  

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• Frequency of use: Every morning, and as needed throughout the day
  

Frequently asked questions

What does pa++++ mean?

The PA rating indicates protection against UVA rays. PA++++ is the highest rating on the current scale.

Can it be applied under makeup?

Yes. Since it spreads like a serum, it can also be used as a primer before applying makeup. Waiting for it to absorb before applying makeup yields a smoother result.

Does it leave a white mark?

The formula is designed not to leave white streaks. When applied in very large amounts, a temporary lightening effect may be observed on any product.

What is the difference with sun cream?

Sun Serum has a lighter, faster-absorbing texture and is designed for daily use on the face. Invisible Fit Sun Cream, on the other hand, is a product with a creamy texture specifically formulated for the face and body.

Can people with sensitive skin use it?

The manufacturer describes the formula as having low potential. Nevertheless, we recommend applying a small amount to the inner arm and performing a patch test before first use.