You can have the most sophisticated skincare routine in the world — but if you're skipping SPF, you're leaving your skin unprotected against its biggest threat. UV exposure is responsible for up to 80% of visible skin ageing. That's not a statistic to ignore.
UVA vs UVB: What's the Difference?
UVB rays cause sunburn and are strongest in summer. UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin, causing long-term damage like fine lines, dark spots, and loss of elasticity — and they're present year-round, even on cloudy days. A broad-spectrum SPF protects against both.
How Much SPF Do You Actually Need?
Dermatologists recommend a minimum of SPF 30 for daily use, applied generously to all exposed skin. If you're spending time outdoors, reapply every two hours.
Sunscreen and Skincare: Getting the Order Right
Sunscreen goes on last in your morning routine, after moisturiser and before makeup. Think of it as the final seal that protects everything underneath.
The Best Sunscreen Is the One You'll Actually Use
Texture matters. A lightweight, non-greasy formula makes it easy to wear every day without the white cast or heavy feel of older sunscreens.
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