Sunscreens & Sunblocks
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£17.38Payot Solaire High Protection Sun Water SPF30 150ml SprayIn stock -
£10.67Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Targeted Sun Defense Stick SPF40 6.8gIn stock -
£15.61Beauty Of Joseon Mugwort + Camelia Matte Sun Stick SPF50+ 18gIn stock -
£14.59Beauty Of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF50+ PA++++ Sun Cream 50mlIn stock -
£16.37Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel SPF50+ 50mlIn stock -
£13.97Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Moisture Airyfit Daily Sunscreen SPF50+/Pa++++ 50mlIn stock -
£11.48Cosrx Aloe Soothing Sun Cream SPF50+ 50mlIn stock -
£22.82Lancaster Sun Beauty Body Milk SPF50 - 100ml SunscreenIn stock -
£15.61AXIS-Y Complete No-Stress Physical Sunscreen SPF50+ 50mlIn stock -
£22.82Lancaster Sun Beauty Solar Body Water SPF50 - 100ml SprayIn stock -
£15.04Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Silky-Fit Sun Stick PA++++ SPF50+ 20gIn stock -
£15.04Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Air-Fit Suncream Light PA++++ SPF30 50mlIn stock
Sun Creams and SPF 50 Protection for Face and Body
Sun cream is the one product where buying enough matters more than buying expensive — people under-apply because they are trying to make a small bottle last. Our range covers high-protection factor 50 lotions and sprays for body, lighter facial formulas that sit under makeup, and kids' options. Brands in stock include Lancaster, Malibu, Avène and Collistar.
How much sun cream should I actually use?
Roughly six to eight teaspoons to cover an adult body — far more than most people apply — and reapply every two hours, plus straight after swimming or towelling. Look for broad-spectrum protection with a high UVA rating alongside the SPF number, since SPF alone only describes UVB.
Are your sun creams in date and genuine?
Yes — genuine branded stock, sealed, with plenty of life left; we do not clear short-dated suncare. Check the period-after-opening symbol on any bottle you have kept from last summer, as protection degrades once opened.
Afterwards, cool down with aftersun, or get colour without sun using fake tan.
