Sunscreens

SPF 30 or SPF 50 can provide effective daily protection when applied generously and reapplied when needed. SPF 50 is especially helpful for those concerned about pigmentation, sensitivity or prolonged sun exposure.

Daily sunscreen helps protect your skin from UVA exposure throughout the year, including on cloudy days. Apply it as the final step in your morning skincare routine.

Mineral sunscreen commonly uses filters such as zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, while chemical sunscreen uses organic UV filters. Both can provide effective protection, so the best choice depends on your skin type, preferred texture and sensitivity.

Both SPF 30 and SPF 50 offer high protection when applied correctly. SPF 50 provides a higher level of UVB protection and may be preferred for sensitive skin, pigmentation concerns or extended outdoor activity.

Look for lightweight, oil-free and non-comedogenic face sunscreen with a fluid, gel or mattifying finish. These formulas can help reduce excess shine without feeling heavy or clogging pores.

Yes, choose a lightweight sunscreen that absorbs smoothly and allow it to settle before applying makeup. Using thin, even layers can help reduce pilling and create a more comfortable base.

Apply enough product to cover the face, neck and exposed areas evenly. Many people use the two-finger method as a practical guide for the face and neck.

Sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours, especially if you’ve been sweating, swimming, or wiped your face. It’s essential to maintain your skin's protection throughout the day to avoid UV damage, even on cloudy days.