SPF 50 Setting Spray With Niacinamide: Cruelty-Free Makeup Selection Expanded
Feb 9, 2024
Max & Louie has expanded its selection of cruelty-free, recently adding a hydrating SPF 50 setting spray.
Papamoa, New Zealand - February 9, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
Eco-conscious makeup lovers can browse the selection of 100% vegan makeup and skincare in Max & Louie's online shop. With long experience in the permanent makeup industry, the founder, Nat Bos, values long-lasting makeup with nurturing features.
Those interested can find more information at: https://www.maxandlouie.co.nz/product-page/hydra-shield-spf-50-setting-spray
As a New Zealand-based and owned business, Max & Louie understands the importance of sun protection that looks and feels good on the skin. The latest addition, the SPF 50 setting spray with niacinamide, to the selection promises a light touch that keeps makeup in place for hours, even on the hottest days.
According to the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand generally ranks 12-13 on the global solar UV index in the summer, with anything over 10 being considered extreme radiation. Max & Louie's Hydra Shield setting spray was made with this in mind, merging the protective and nourishing features of zinc oxide and aloe vera with the niacinamide ability to enhance glow and softness for all skin types.
The chemical-free setting spray also contains other hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and vitamin E, all contributing to a radiant finish. The spray is a lightweight, non-sticky alternative to traditional sunscreen that tends to feel thick and leaves a white layer on the skin. For full protection throughout the day, the spray should be re-applied every two hours.
Some other products that can be found in Max & Louie's online shop are Hydra Lip Oils in both bold and neutral tones, mineral setting powder, gel eyeliner, application tools, and much more. The whole selection is completely vegan and cruelty-free, providing high-quality makeup that doesn't compromise ethical beliefs. More information can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/maxandlouiebeauty
About Max & Louie
The makeup company was founded by Nat Bos, who also owns Mount Brows, a beauty studio that mainly offers permanent makeup for eyebrows. Customers can also book a makeover lesson, learning how to use Max & Louie products to match their complexion and create a personal style.
"The range is designed to encourage everyone to be confident and creative and to embrace their natural beauty and style," said Nat Bos. "Simplicity and quality are the heart and soul of Max and Louie."
For additional details, please visit: https://www.instagram.com/maxandlouie_beauty/?hl=en
Contact Info:
Name: Nat Bos
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Organization: Max and Louie
Address: 154 Evans Road, Papamoa, Bay of Plenty 3118, New Zealand
Website: https://www.maxandlouie.co.nz/
Source: NewsNetwork
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