THE SUN JOURNAL
A fresh perspective
on sun protection.
Your skin. The sun. The questions you really have. Clear explanations, with scientific sources to explore for yourself.
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7 articles · With sources
THE SUN JOURNALYour daily routine 3 min read
SPF moisturiser or separate sunscreen: what should you look for?
An SPF moisturiser can provide protection, but its label, the amount and your application matter. Compare without false reassurance.
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THE SUN JOURNALYour daily routine 3 min read
Why does sunscreen pill, and what can you try?
Little rolls on your skin? Check your products and application technique without reducing the amount of sunscreen.
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THE SUN JOURNALUnderstanding protection 3 min read
Sunscreen for sport: what does water or sweat resistant mean?
How to read a label for running, cycling and swimming, with a compact guide to SPF, UVA and water resistance.
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THE SUN JOURNALUnderstanding protection 3 min read
How much sunscreen do you need for your face, neck and ears?
Why a small dab tells you little, what 2 mg/cm² means and how to make sense of quantity advice in your daily...
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THE SUN JOURNALYour daily routine 3 min read
How do you reapply sunscreen over makeup?
Refreshing makeup while renewing your sun protection: practical options, the limitations of powders and sprays, and when starting again is easier.
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THE SUN JOURNALYour daily routine 3 min read
Sunscreen under makeup: what is the right order?
Skincare first, sunscreen next, makeup last. A practical routine guide with advice on quantity, mixing and reapplication.
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THE SUN JOURNALThe basics 7 min read
Why use sunscreen on your face?
What SPF tells you, why UVA matters and how to make sun protection an enjoyable habit.
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