Elba Naturals N.4 Daily Moisturizer with SPF 30 Sunscreen Review

 Lately, I've noticed a remarkable dryness on the skin around my mouth. It might be due to the Neutrogena 3-step acne system I'm using but not to the point of over-dryness. My skin is just flaky in the morning and returns back to being oily after a few hours. I was given the chance to try the Elba Naturals N.4 moisturizer with SPF 30 sunscreen and looked forward to trying it. Why? Because it's a moisturizer and an SPF 30 sunscreen at the same time. I get off from work at 1:30 pm so UV rays are super high. Driving home, the sun shines on my skin since it's on my side so I like to be assured that I'm protected from UV rays. I do drive more than an hour so for me, it's better to be protected than getting the harmful rays of the sun.

The Elba Naturals N.4 Daily Moisturize with SPF 30 Sunscreen came in a 30 ml bottle. It has a built-in pump which is easy to push down and control.

The Elba Naturals N.4 Daily Moisturizer has a white color and has a citrus scent with a hint of something floral. I like that it doesn't smell like the traditional sunscreen and that the scent is subtle and not too overwhelming. This absorbs quickly and for a few minutes, it does feel a bit greasy but the greasy feeling fades away.

I also like how this doesn't cause me any irritation. It's an effective moisturizer because it prevents the over-dryness around my mouth. It also is nice that my skin is protected from the harmful UV rays. I apply this once in the morning before going to work and 15 minutes before I get off from work. It gives me a peace of mind knowing that my skin is safe from UV rays.

This is a nice product and works as it should.

You can purchase the Elba Naturals N.4 Daily Moisturizer HERE.

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