Monoï de Tahiti Ao SPF50 - Invisible Monoï Sun Gel-in-Oil 100 ml

Formulated with AO-certified Monoï de Tahiti, this product moisturizes* for 8 hours and intensely nourishes the... see more

Formulated with AO-certified Monoï de Tahiti, this product moisturizes* for 8 hours and intensely nourishes the body while protecting it from the sun’s rays. Enriched with antioxidant organic plant extracts, this gel boosts cellular energy to protect against free radicals and restore the skin’s youthful appearance by combating cellular damage and photoaging. It reveals a long-lasting, luminous tan for a radiant complexion. Water- and sweat-resistant, this sunscreen is ideal for sports activities. Its ultra-sensory, nourishing, and invisible texture leaves the skin with a dry, satin finish, delicately scented with monoi and Polynesian flowers. A truly comprehensive skincare product combining sensory pleasure, effectiveness, and natural ingredients, it is suitable for all skin types, as well as for pregnant and breastfeeding women.

Product highlight: its airless pump tube, which prevents sand from getting into the product and, in the mountains, protects against the effects of altitude.

HEI POA is committed to donating 1% of its Sun Care sales revenue HEI POA to the Polynesian association Te Mana O Te Moana through the “1% for the Planet” initiative: “The spirit of the ocean, the power of the ocean” in Polynesian.

*Hydration of the upper layers of the epidermis.

HEI POA conducted a series of ecotoxicity tests on the marine environment and concluded that the products pose no danger to the organisms and parameters studied.

-Toxicity test on marine algae (Phaeodactylum tricornutum) – Growth inhibition after 72 hours (NF EN ISO 10253).
– Toxicity test on coral cuttings (Seriatopora hystrix) - Measurement of biological effects after 96 hours (in-house method).
- Embryonic toxicity test on freshwater fish (Danio rerio) – Acute toxicity test (OECD 236).
- Toxicity test on marine copepods (Acartia tonsa) - Acute toxicity test (FD ISO 14669). Show less