






We all know that prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays can seriously affect our skin and overall health, but do you know exactly what they are? Sunburn, premature ageing, cell damage, and even skin cancer are some of the outcomes that sun exposure can cause.
The following article explains in detail the impact of UV rays on the skin, and why it is essential to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF, along with other interesting facts and tips.



Did you know that when you include sunscreen in your facial care routine, you are helping to keep your skin protected from many harmful external agents in addition to the sun's rays? When the sun penetrates our skin, cell surface regeneration is altered, which can lead to spots, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity. In this article, we will tell you why it is so important to use sunscreen every day, what its benefits are, and how to choose the right one for your skin's needs.




When it comes to choosing the best sunscreen for sensitive skin, not all sunscreens are created equal. You may have found that some sunscreens sting your eyes and can make skin feel irritated. Find out what to look out for when shopping for sunscreen for sensitive skin, and discover the La Roche-Posay Anthelios sunscreen range, specifically formulated for sensitive skin, and recommended by dermatologists.



Sunscreen not part of your everyday skincare routine yet? We explain why it should be.





Understanding sun safety and the effects of sun exposure is crucial for protecting and caring for your skin and hair, both during and after time spent outdoors. Protecting your skin from the sun's UV rays is vital to reduce long term skin damage, but equally important is the aftercare following sun exposure. A day in the sun can significantly affect your skin and hair, necessitating protection while outside and adequate aftercare to maintain overall healthy appearance.
In this article, you can discover more about how the sun impacts your body and the measures you can take to mitigate these effects.


There’s lots to think about when choosing a sunscreen for your child. If they’re a baby, you’ll need a gentle formula that’s suitable for their very sensitive skin, while older children may need a formula that’s also sand and water resistant. It’ll also need to be in a high SPF and offer broad-spectrum protection from both UVA and UVB rays.
Then there’s the texture. If you’ve ever tried to apply sunscreen to a wriggly toddler or resistant child, you’ll know that thick, greasy lotions can be a total nightmare, while fast-absorbing mists and sprays can make life so much easier. Moreover, the formula also needs to be suitable for sensitive skin, especially if your child is prone to eczema or allergies.
Feels like a lot to ask? Yes, but at La Roche-Posay we understand the demands a sunscreen needs to answer. That’s why we have dedicated dermatologist-recommended formulas for babies and children with minimal ingredients in a variety of textures.
Read on to find out the importance of finding the right sunscreen for your little one and how La Roche-Posay’s Anthelios range can help.
