Sunscreen

Daily sun protection is one of the simplest additions to any skincare routine, and choosing the right texture and SPF level makes it easier to keep up with. Our sunscreen edit brings together face fluids, body lotions and tinted formulas from trusted names such as Bioderma, Neutrogena and La Roche-Posay, alongside a wider range of dermocosmetic brands you'll find across our Skin Care and Face Care Products collections.

How to choose a sunscreen

Start with the format that fits where you'll use it. For the face, lightweight fluids like the BIODERMA Photoderm Fluide Max SPF100 40ml or the BIODERMA Photoderm Max Fluide SPF100 40ml absorb quickly and sit well under makeup, while a richer option such as the BIODERMA Photoderm Creme SPF50+ 40ml suits those who prefer a cream finish. If you like a hint of coverage, the Bioderma Photoderm Nude Touch SPF50+ blends a tinted, mattifying finish into your morning routine. For visible signs of aging alongside sun exposure, the BIODERMA Photoderm Spot-Age SPF50+ 40ml is formulated for skin that already shows uneven tone. For body application, Neutrogena's Ultra Sheer range offers a moisturizing lotion at SPF30 and a higher SPF50 option in a larger 200ml size, making it practical for covering arms, shoulders and legs. The La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVAIR Daily SPF50+ is designed as an everyday facial option for those who want a consistent, lightweight step in their routine.

Choosing within the sunscreen category

SPF number is only one part of the decision. Think about finish (matte, dewy, tinted), water resistance for outdoor days, and whether the product is meant for face, body, or both. Families often look for gentler options formulated with younger skin in mind, such as the BIODERMA Photoderm Kid Lait SPF50+ 100ml, which comes in a larger bottle suited to more frequent application. Browse our broader Bioderma Suncare range or explore Avene Sunscreen and Filorga Sunscreen for additional textures and finishes. Always check the label for the full ingredient list and usage instructions, and speak with a pharmacist if you're unsure which format or SPF level suits your skin type or planned sun exposure.