PERFORMS LIKE SKINCARE
PROTECTS LIKE SUNCARE

Excess sun exposure damages the DNA of the skin and accelerates collagen degradation which​ leads to an increased risk of skin cancer and premature skin ageing.

Those at increased risk of skin cancer can benefit from using a​ SPF of 30 to 50 year-round. For those without an increased risk of skin cancer, wearing​ sunscreen can reduce accelerated skin ageing and help reduce hyperpigmentation.

Yes it can, SPF50 relates your UVB, UVA is what tans you.​ Don’t deliberately try to tan - tan is your melanocytes over producing melanin to protect & repair​ your skin.

There are many different factors which influence how long sunscreen stays in your skin:​ sweat​, how oily your skin is​, have you been in the water/caught in the rain and​, friction. It's very individual, reapply every 2 hours or after the above activities

Excess sun exposure damages the DNA of the skin and accelerates collagen degradation which​ leads to an increased risk of skin cancer and premature skin ageing.

SPF is your sun protection factor from UVB - it's in comparison with your own skin. So, if you​ burn in 1 minute in sunlight, your SPF will increase that to 50. So it's very individual. 50 gives longer than 30.