Sebamed Sunscreen

Sebamed sun care is built on the brand's signature pH 5.5 approach to skin-compatible formulas, offered here in a range of textures and SPF levels for the whole family. Whether you need a light spray for daily wear or a dedicated baby formula, this collection gathers the current Sebamed sunscreen lineup available through NexusCare.

A buying guide to the Sebamed sun care range

Sebamed offers sun protection in different formats so you can pick what fits your routine and the area of skin you're covering. The SEBAMED Suncare Spray SPF 30 150 ml is a fast-absorbing spray suited to everyday outdoor use, while the SEBAMED Sun Lotion SPF 50 150 ml and SEBAMED Sun Cream SPF 50 75 ml give higher-SPF options in lotion and cream textures for face and body. For little ones, the collection includes the SEBAMED Sun Baby Lotion SPF50 200 ml and the SEBAMED Baby Sun Spray SPF 50 200 ml, both formulated with baby skin in mind. To complete the routine after time outdoors, the Sebamed After Sun Soothing Balm 150 ml offers a lightweight balm texture for use once you're back indoors.

Always check the label for the SPF level, format and any usage notes before choosing, and speak with a pharmacist if you're selecting a product for a baby, a child, or skin that needs particular attention.

Choosing the right Sebamed sunscreen for you

Start with who the product is for: the baby-specific sprays and lotions are designed for young skin, while the standard sun lotion, cream and spray suit adults and older children. Next, consider texture and application — a spray is quick to apply over larger areas, a lotion spreads easily, and a cream offers a richer feel that some prefer on the face. SPF level (30 or 50) is listed on each product, so match it to your preference for protection strength. If you're building a broader routine, browse the wider Sunscreen collection or explore Summer Essentials for related seasonal products. Sebamed's sun care sits alongside its other skin-compatible lines in our Dermocosmetic range, and pairs well with items from Baby Care Products if you're shopping for a child. As always, check ingredient lists and format details on each product page, and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional if you have questions about which option suits your skin or your child's skin.