SPF
Sun protection is an essential step in your daily skincare routine. In fact, using broad-spectrum sunscreen daily is a fundamental part of protecting all skin types from the detrimental effects of UV rays—no matter your age. Without it, your skin is vulnerable to sun damage and the skin impacts this brings. Our daily moisturisers with SPF protection lock in moisture while providing daily UV-protection.

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Key Benefits Skin Types Concerns Texture Key Ingredients
Invisible Dry Touch Fluid Sunscreen Spf 50+ Key Benefits
  • Immediately provides protection against UVB + UVA & Pollution.
Skin Types Normal to Oily Skin Concerns Sun Protection Texture

Fluid Sunscreen

Key Ingredients
Invisible Hydrating Sunscreen Spf 30+ Key Benefits High UVA + UVB protection that you'll want to wear. Skin Types Normal to dry skin Concerns Sun protection Texture

Fluid Sunscreen

Key Ingredients
Invisible Hydrating Sunscreen Spf 50+ Key Benefits
  • High UVA + UVB protection that you'll want to wear.
Skin Types All Skin Types Concerns Sun Protection Texture

Lotion

Key Ingredients
Invisible Sun Stick Spf 50+ Key Benefits
  • Supports your protective skin barrier
  • Moisture balance while gently removing dirt, oil and makeup without leaving skin tight or dry
Skin Types Normal to Dry Skin Concerns Sun protection Texture

Cream

Key Ingredients

FAQ

Stay informed on all things skincare and find the answers to top CeraVe questions.

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  • What does “broad-spectrum” mean?

    Broad-spectrum indicates the sunscreen protects against UVB and UVA, both of which are harmful to the skin​
  • What does SPF stand for?

    SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and measures how well sunscreen protects against UVB, not UVA. An SPF 30 blocks approximately 97% of UVB rays.​
  • How much sunscreen should I apply?

    You should be using two milligrams of sunscreen per square centimeter of skin, which is about equivalent to a shot glass of sunscreen to the exposed areas of the face and body.​
  • How much sunscreen should I apply on my face?

    For the face, apply a coin-sized dollop.
  • Do I need to re-apply sunscreen during the day?

    Sunscreen does need to be reapplied to continue working. After about two hours, sunscreen ing​ redients may not work as well, so generally, we advise reapplying every two hours.​
  • What about after swimming?

    If you are swimming or sweating, you may need to reapply more often, as your sunscreen can get wiped away​
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