Unprotected skin in the sun can cause a lot of damage. UV rays can cause sunburns and skin damage, leading to wrinkles, dark spots, and other skin problems. So make sure to apply sunscreen before stepping out into the sun.

You can use 2-3 fingers of sunscreen and apply it evenly to the face and neck. You can apply it to the body as well.

When outdoors, make sure you apply sunscreen every 2-3 hours.

Yes, you can wear sunscreen under makeup. Our sunscreen can also act as a perfect makeup base.

Children can use sunscreen to protect themselves from the sun because they love playing outdoors and our sunscreen loves to safeguard their skin.

Yes, you should wear sunscreen indoors. UV rays can penetrate windows and contribute to skin damage, so applying sunscreen daily helps protect your skin even when you're inside.

Most of the time, moisturizer or makeup with SPF can't replace the SPF protection a sunscreen can provide. So, it is best to use sunscreen for high sun protection.

No, sunscreen does not remove your tan. It protects your skin from further UV damage and prevents new tanning or sunburn, but it won't lighten an existing tan.

It is vital to apply sunscreen every 2-3 hours when outdoors to prevent the skin from getting sunburned and other concerns like tan, pigmentation, and wrinkles.

Yes, even melanin-rich skin needs sunscreen. It helps protect against UV damage, premature ageing, and the risk of skin cancer.