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our range of sun products
Discover our diverse range of sun cream and sun products, tailored for all skin types and tones. From sun-blocking lip balms to SPF sun cream, dive into our range to find the right products for you. If you’re not sure which is the best sun cream for you, or which SPF sun cream you should choose – we’ve got something to suit all your needs. You won’t be disappointed.
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NIVEA sun cream
Discover our diverse range of sun cream and sun products, tailored for all skin types and tones. From sun-blocking lip balms to SPF sun cream, dive into our range to find the right products for you. If you’re not sure which is the best sun cream for you, or which SPF sun cream you should choose – we’ve got something to suit all your needs. You won’t be disappointed.
The sun’s there to be enjoyed by everyone, and with NIVEA’s line of sun care products, you really can make the most of it. We don’t just offer sunscreen either. We’ve got lotions, sprays and roll-ons that are perfect not only for helping you stay protected from those harmful UV rays, but also for keeping your skin healthy, moisturised and soft, no matter what season it is. Everyone’s skin is unique, so we’ve made sure we have an equally unique line-up of sun care products that are designed to match your specific needs.
Not sure what the best sunscreen for you is? Let us give you a hand!
Sun protection factor, often abbreviated as SPF, is used to measure how long you can be exposed to the sun’s rays without getting sunburnt. For example, an SPF30 will offer 30 times your usual exposure time, so if you’re prone to burning after 5 minutes of exposure, you should now be able to stay in the sun for around 150 minutes without getting burnt.
How often should you re-apply sunscreen?
There’s no exact science that says exactly how long you can spend in the sun and still be protected. No sunscreen can truly offer all-day sun protection, so to help prevent your skin from burning we recommend topping up your sunscreen every 2 hours, and after going for a swim or a dip in the sea (even if your sunscreen is water resistant).
Choosing the SPF of a sunscreen really depends on your skin type. If you’ve got light skin (type 1 or 2), you’re more prone to sunburn, so the best sunscreen for you is usually SPF50. For people with darker or olive skin, the best sunscreen may be SPF30, which will help protect you from the sun’s harmful UV rays, while still allowing a tan to develop.
Instead of worrying about the sun’s harmful UV rays and the discomfort of sunburn, let us help you pick the ideal sun product for your skin, so you can just relax and enjoy the warmth.












