MAXXI SUNGLASSES CYPRUS

MAXXI Sunglasses

MAXXI SUNGLASSES

Sunglasses That Protect You and the Planet

CLEAN SUN DEFENSE

10

€

Chemical-free UV400 protection. CE-certified comfort. Safe for your skin, safe for the seas.

☀️ Blocks 100% UV
🌊 Eco-Safe
🕶 Fits Over Glasses
🌿 No Chemical Filters

Learn Why Physical Protection Wins

When it Works?

Physical

✅ Works immediately after putting it on — reflects UV rays

Chemical

⏳ Needs 20–30 minutes to activate — absorbs UV rays
On the Label

Physical

✅ UV400 Protection (blocks 100% UVA & UVB rays)

Chemical

❌ Contains Oxybenzone, Octocrylene, Titanium Dioxide
Skin Safety

Physical

✅ Safe for all skin types, including sensitive skin & children

Chemical

⚠️ Oxybenzone can cause allergic reactions, disrupt hormones, and may be more harmful to children

In 2021, the European Commission concluded that three common non-mineral UV filters — oxybenzone, homosalate, and octocrylene — are not safe at the levels currently used in many sunscreens.

Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂), found in most sunblocks, is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as possibly carcinogenic to humans.

Studies have also found that these chemicals can remain on the skin — and even in the bloodstream — for weeks after use.

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Protect Marine Life

Titanium dioxide is an inorganic compound widely used in sunscreens and other products to reflect the sun's harmful rays.

TiO2 nanoparticles present big dangers to Marine life. They harm fish and algae. These nanoparticles stay in ecosystems for a very long time.

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UV 400 PROTECTION

High Quality. CE Certified.

Ensure clear vision. No fogging inside.
Covers 90% of face. Lightweight.
Fits over most prescription eyewear.
Prevent Photoaging

Photoaging — Damage to the Skin caused by exposure to sun and ultraviolet (UV) light. Responsible for 90 percent of visible changes to the skin.
Prevent Age Spots

Age spots can look like cancerous growths.
True age spots don't need treatment, but they are a sign the skin has received a lot of sun exposure and are an attempt by your skin to protect itself from more sun damage.