WiQo ICP Cream SPF 50+

WiQo ICP Cream SPF 50+WiQo ICP Cream Tinted SPF 50+ Daily Protection WiQo ICP (Invisible Color Protection) Cream is a compact tinted cream with SPF 50+ designed to protect the skin from UVA and UVB rays while evening out the complexion. With its ultra light, impalpable texture, it creates a thin protective veil that enhances skin tone, provides a natural matte finish, and helps shield against environmental stressors. Acting as both a daily sunscreen and lightweight

WiQo ICP Cream — Tinted SPF 50+ Daily Protection

WiQo ICP (Invisible Color Protection) Cream is a compact tinted cream with SPF 50+ designed to protect the skin from UVA and UVB rays while evening out the complexion. With its ultra-light, impalpable texture, it creates a thin protective veil that enhances skin tone, provides a natural matte finish, and helps shield against environmental stressors.

Acting as both a daily sunscreen and lightweight complexion perfector, ICP Cream blends seamlessly into the skin without a white cast or heavy foundation feel. The formula helps maintain hydration, supports skin comfort, and leaves the complexion looking smooth, balanced, and naturally radiant.

Ideal for year-round use and especially suitable after cosmetic treatments, this non-comedogenic formula is well tolerated even by sensitive skin types.

Available Options:

• Ultra Light – Ideal for very fair to light complexions
• Light – Suitable for light to medium skin tones
• Medium – Designed for medium to slightly deeper complexions

Each shade blends naturally to enhance the skin’s tone without a mask-like effect.

Key Features & Benefits:

• SPF 50+ broad-spectrum protection cream (UVA & UVB)
• Helps even out skin tone for a natural, uniform appearance
• Mattifies excess shine without drying
• Lightweight, breathable, non-comedogenic formula
• Creates an ultra-thin protective film on the skin
• Helps defend against environmental stressors
• Suitable for sensitive and post-treatment skin
• Provides hydration support throughout the day

Featured Ingredients:

• UV Filters (Chemical & Mineral Combination) - Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Octocrylene, Titanium Dioxide - Provide broad-spectrum UV protection against UVA and UVB rays.
• Orchis Mascula Extract - A botanical extract rich in antioxidants that helps support skin comfort and hydration.
• Hyaluronic Acid (Multi-Molecular) - Helps maintain surface hydration and improve skin smoothness.
• Beeswax - Forms a protective barrier to help reduce moisture loss and support skin softness.
• Vitamin E (Tocopherol) - Provides antioxidant support against environmental stressors.

How to Use:

1. Apply to clean, dry skin as the final step of your morning skincare routine.
2. Use the included sponge to spread a thin, even layer across the face, neck, and décolleté.
3. For additional coverage, gently layer product on specific areas and blend.
4. Reapply throughout the day as needed, especially during prolonged sun exposure.

For best results, use daily as part of your year-round skin protection routine.

FAQ – WiQO ICP cream

• What is the difference between chemical filters and sunscreens?
  The sun filter can be chemical or physical. The physical filter, also called mineral filter or inorganic filter, creates a real barrier against UV radiation and reflects it. Chemical filters, on the other hand, also called organic sunscreens, contain substances that absorb ultraviolet radiation, releasing the captured energy in the form of heat. Once hit by radiation, these filters are literally destroyed, neutralized. For this it is necessary to reapply the cream several times a day.
  Both types of sunscreen are not absorbed by the skin. ICP cream contains both physical and chemical filters.
• What is the difference between UVA rays and UVB rays?
  Ultraviolet rays reach the Earth’s surface in different ways and with different intensities. Most of the rays that reach us are UVA rays (95%) and are present all year round, while UVB rays represent 5%. UVA rays can pass through clouds, glass surfaces and penetrate deeper into the skin until they reach the dermis. They are particularly aggressive because they facilitate the production of free radicals, triggering oxidation processes that affect elastin and collagen fibres. UVA is responsible for skin aging. UVB rays can be filtered by glass, are more intense and dangerous in summer, and are the trigger for sunburn.