What the brand claims
In the brand’s own words, quoted as written.
“Max Factor Miracle Prep Beauty Protect Primer SPF30 PA+++ primes skin and helps set foundation while shielding against pollution, UVA/UVB rays, and blue light. Formulated with a brightening ginseng complex and anti-pollution ginkgo biloba complex, it supports a more even, radiant complexion over time. Dermatologically tested and free from fragrance, oil, and silicones, it is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. After 28 days of use, 80% of women agreed dark spots appeared less visible, and 92% agreed skin looked brighter. At the end of the day, 86% agreed foundation didn’t look dull from city air and pollution.”
Quoted from the Max Factor product page
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Ingredients47 ingredients
The full INCI list, as published by the brand.
Where to buy
What we've checked so far
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What we looked at
- Full INCI list, cross-checked against the brand's published formula.
- 90-day price history across 1 retailers, excluding shipping.
- 34 external ratings aggregated from review sites and retailers.
What we did not look at
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- Shipping costs — not yet in all retailer feeds.
- Corol community reviews — none submitted yet.
What buyers say elsewhere
34 ratings from external review sites and retailers — scores only, we don't republish their words. Corol community reviews haven't started yet.
External average
4.5/ 5
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All 1 retailer
From €9.94 · Prices updated 7 days ago
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