Sun Care

Sunscreen is a critical part of skincare, providing essential protection against the harmful effects of UV radiation. UV exposure accelerates skin aging, contributes to hyperpigmentation, and significantly increases the risk of skin cancer. Sunscreens work by either absorbing UV rays (chemical filters) or reflecting them (physical filters), creating a protective barrier. Including sunscreen in your daily routine is vital for maintaining skin health, regardless of weather or skin tone, as UV rays can penetrate clouds and even glass.

For All Skin Types - Sunscreens are available in various formulations to suit different skin needs:
• Oily Skin: Lightweight, oil-free, and non-comedogenic formulas that absorb quickly and do not clog pores.
• Dry Skin: Hydrating sunscreens often contain moisturizing ingredients like hyaluronic acid to prevent dryness.
• Sensitive Skin: Mineral-based sunscreens with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide are typically less irritating and suitable for sensitive skin.

Types of Sunscreens:
• Chemical Sunscreens: Absorb UV radiation and convert it to heat. Often lightweight, making them popular for daily use.
• Physical (Mineral) Sunscreens: Reflect UV rays away from the skin’s surface. Ideal for sensitive skin and recommended for those with concerns about UV sensitivity.
• Broad-Spectrum Protection: Look for broad-spectrum sunscreens that protect against both UVA (aging) and UVB (burning) rays for comprehensive skin defense.
• SPF Levels: A higher SPF provides longer-lasting protection, though daily SPF 30 is often recommended for most skin types for regular use.

Using sunscreen daily not only protects skin from immediate sunburn but also plays a vital role in preserving skin integrity and preventing long-term damage, ensuring healthier skin over time.

Use our filter to find the perfect Sunscreen for your skin and needs!