Face and body sun protection
Explore sunscreens for different skin types and uses: mineral formulas, tinted options, SPF 30 and SPF 50, facial textures and water-resistant products. Always check each product page and packaging, as filters, ingredients and application instructions vary.
How to choose a sunscreen
- For daily facial use: look for a texture that suits your skin and that you can reapply during the day.
- For sensitive skin: check the filters, fragrance and other ingredients in the specific formula. Explore Nuori Mineral Defence SPF 30 facial sunscreen.
- For a more even-looking tone: consider a tinted mineral SPF 50 sunscreen.
- For the beach, sport or sweating: choose a product expressly labelled water-resistant and reapply according to its instructions.
- For a facial SPF 50 option: explore Acorelle SPF 50 facial sunscreen and check its full ingredient list.
Mineral or organic UV filters?
Sunscreens may use mineral filters, organic UV filters or authorised combinations. No category suits everyone equally: the choice depends on skin type, finish, expected exposure and individual tolerance.
A guide to facial sun protection
Our guide to choosing a mineral facial sunscreen explains what to check on the label, how to match textures to your skin, and why application quantity and reapplication matter.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between SPF 30 and SPF 50?
Both require generous, even application. SPF 50 provides a higher level of UVB protection, but neither replaces reapplication or other sun-protection measures.
When should I reapply?
Follow the product instructions. As a practical rule, reapply during exposure and always after swimming, heavy sweating or towel drying.
Does mineral sunscreen always leave a white cast?
Not necessarily. The finish depends on the filter, formula, amount applied and skin tone. Tinted versions can help the product blend visually.
Do all products in this collection have the same formula?
No. Check each product page and packaging for filters, ingredients, water resistance, fragrance and directions.