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How Often Are You Really Wearing SPF?
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Good things come to those who practice sun care so wear SPF daily without worrying about chemical-induced breakouts, clogged pores or irritated skin.
Made right here under the Australian sun, Sun Skills clean sunscreen is developed with nourishing formulas and natural ingredients that are chosen for their hydration and moisturisation.
The sheer touch protective formula dries with a natural finish that balances your skincare ritual, so you’re glowing without being left with that white cast!
Your skin will thank you for preventing premature aging whether you’re layering under makeup, wearing alone for daily protection or just need to keep sensitive skin smiling.
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Yes, you can absolutely wear Sun Skills SPF under your makeup! Our 50+ SPF range features a weightless formula that’s the perfect addition to your daily skin and makeup routine.
We use native Australian Kakudu plum in our sun care protection for its high antioxidants and Vitamin C content that helps protect your skin against free radical damage caused by the sun.
The best sunscreen for sensitive skin is our fragrance-free SPF 50+ Sun Skills FOR SENSITIVE. If your skin typically ends up sun-kissed, this sheer touch protective formula will balance your skincare ritual without clogging pores or irritating skin. Developed with natural aloe vera and vitamin E, it’ll also nourish and hydrate delicate skin.
Yes, our sunscreen formulas are designed to be weightless and sheer so they dry with a natural finish that will leave you glowing, without the white cast!
Absolutely, our sunscreens are four hours water resistant so you’re free to stay poolside all weekend. We recommend reapplying every two hours or more when sweating or swimming.
Our products are formulated as a chemical SPF that absorbs UVA and UVB rays before they can damage your skin. On the flip side, physical sunscreens create a barrier between your skin and the sun which reflect light away.
You should apply the equivalent of a teaspoon of sunscreen to your face. Sun damage can occur in as little as 10 minutes so applying SPF every morning should be an essential part of your daily skincare ritual.
You should apply your favourite Sun Skills SPF after serums and moisturisers in your skincare routine as it helps seal the deal as a protective barrier from the sun.
