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Heliocare Acnimat vs Age Active vs Airgel

Choosing between these Heliocare 360 products starts with skin preference and texture, not bottle size alone. Here is how the three Spanish-market listings differ.

360 Acnimat — 50 ml: a matte-finish option

The supplier describes Acnimat as a lightweight daily facial sunscreen for oily and acne-prone skin, with a matte finish. Consider this format if reducing a shiny finish is your priority. It is a sunscreen, not a substitute for acne treatment.

Shop Heliocare 360 Acnimat 50 ml

360 Age Active Fluid — 50 ml: a fluid texture

Age Active is the fluid-format option in this comparison, marketed for sun care with an age-focused skincare positioning. It is a separate formula from Acnimat; the shared 50 ml size does not make the two interchangeable.

Shop Heliocare 360 Age Active Fluid 50 ml

360 Airgel Face — 60 ml: a lightweight foam

The supplier describes facial Airgel as an ultralight foam in an aerosol format. Choose it for a different application texture from a fluid or gel. This listing is the 60 ml facial pack, not the separate 200 ml body product. Do not spray directly onto the face; follow the supplied label for application and warnings.

Shop Heliocare 360 Airgel Face 60 ml

Is Heliocare Ultra Gel the same as these 360 products?

No. Ultra and 360 are different ranges. Our Heliocare Ultra 90 Gel 50 ml listing is separate from Acnimat, Age Active and Airgel. Match the full product name, regional label and pack size when comparing offers.

Which format should I choose?

Start with Acnimat if a matte finish is your priority, Age Active if you are looking for a fluid, or Airgel if you prefer a foam. These are texture and product-positioning comparisons, not a claim that one provides better protection. Check the exact SPF, ingredients and directions on the current product label. Reapply as directed; sunscreen does not replace shade and protective clothing.