Sunscreens

In short: All sunscreens in this collection are SPF 50+ (very high protection) and vegan; they differ in texture, finish and skin type. For a fluid texture, Just Protected From Sun (the skin types recommended on its label include sensitive and dry skin); for a matte finish on oily and combination skin, Matte's Up?; for a pink-tinted texture under make-up, Crush On Pink.

Choosing by skin type and finish

• Sensitive, combination, dry, normal: Just Protected From Sun – a fluid texture with hybrid filters; contains 8D hyaluronic acid and a postbiotic, and was formulated with blue light protection in mind.
• Oily, combination, normal: Matte's Up? – a matte finish with niacinamide and zinc PCA.
• Combination, normal: Crush On Pink – a pink texture with alpha arbutin and niacinamide; can also be used as a make-up base.

How much, and how often?

For the face, take at least 1 teaspoon of product (as the AAD describes it, about the length of your index and middle fingers) and spread it over the face, neck and ears. Apply about 15 minutes before going outside. When outdoors, reapply every two hours, and straight after swimming, sweating or towel-drying. Use it on cloudy and winter days too.

Good to know

No sunscreen filters out the sun's rays completely; shade, a hat and sunglasses complete your protection. Make-up does not replace applying enough sunscreen. If your routine includes acids or targets the look of dark spots, sunscreen is part of it; products for the look of dark spots are in the Dark Spots & Uneven Tone collection. Consult your doctor before using sunscreen on babies and young children.

Related guides

• What is SPF? UVA, UVB and labels
• How much sunscreen should you apply?
• What is a hybrid sunscreen?
• How to choose a sunscreen for oily skin
• How to use a pink sunscreen under make-up