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Nature Republic has introduced three new variants of its ‘UV Cut Baobab Sun Cream,’
each featuring baobab tree leaf extract as a key ingredient.
The collection promises a soft, moisturizing texture with the extract’s hydrating properties
while providing high-level sun protection.
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The line consists of three specialized formulas – Moisture, Tone-Up, and Pore-Free – catering to different skincare and makeup needs.
All three products offer SPF50+ PA++++ protection.
▸ UV Cut Baobab Moisture Sun Cream:
Features triple hyaluronic acid and patented Aqua Ceramide for hydrated, non-sticky application. Creates a dewy base for daily wear.
▸ UV Cut Baobab Tone-Up Sun Cream:
Pink-toned formula with PINK FRUIT complex delivers a healthy glow. Doubles as a makeup primer for radiant skin.
▸ UV Cut Baobab Pore-Free Sun Cream:
Beige-toned base naturally evens skin tone, enabling lightweight “no-makeup” looks without heavy foundation.
Nature Republic emphasized the products were
“developed to address different skin needs while maintaining excellent sun protection.”
The brand expects the line to become a year-round staple for consumers seeking comfortable UV care.
A special summer sun care promotion will run until July 31 to celebrate the launch.
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