Australian women raving about new sunscreen SPF 50+ protection $15 available from supermarket

The $15 supermarket sunscreen shoppers are going crazy for – and you can wear it under makeup WITHOUT the worry of greasy skin

A new sunscreen lotion has just hit the shelves of pharmacies and supermarkets
The $15 product has been created by Bondi Sands, a brand known for tanning
It offers 50+ SPF protection and comes laden with aloe vera and vitamin E

By Emilia Mazza For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 23:06 GMT, 27 October 2019 | Updated: 00:49 GMT, 28 October 2019

A $15 sunscreen offering the highest level of protection is fast becoming a summer essential across Australia.

Bondi Sands, an Australian brand known globally for its range of tanning products, has just released a new lotion that’s ideal for wearing under makeup.

Its Daily Moisturising Face SPF 50+ Sunscreen Lotion is designed to keep the skin protected against the sun’s harmful rays while keeping the complexion hydrated.

The product, which comes in a 75mL tube, is sold at Priceline and The Chemist Warehouse and Coles supermarkets.

Sydney-based model Steph Claire Smith (pictured) revealed she has switched out her SPF 30 sunscreen oils to Bondi Sands new SPF 50+ sunscreen lotion

The sunscreen, $14.99, is available at The Chemist Warehouse, Priceline and Coles

The purse-friendly lotion comes laden with skin-nourishing aloe vera as well as vitamin E.

On top of this, it’s paraben and sulfate-free and promises to deliver four hours of water-resistant coverage.

The scent-free formula also offers UVA and UVB protection.

Exposure from UV radiation (ultraviolet), the sun’s natural radiation, can create damage ranging from ageing to skin cancer.

The Sydney-based model has partnered up with Bondi Sands ahead of its launch of its new sunscreen lotion

Additionally, Bondi Sands says its suncare range is formulated without oxybenzone and octinoxate, chemicals which are believed to cause coral bleaching.

To celebrate the launch, Australian model Steph Claire Smith recently partnered with the brand.

According to a report by News.com.au, Steph previously admitted she’d used brand’s sunscreen oils – all of which have an SPF30.

Top tips for using SPF

Put sunscreen on clean, dry skin 15 to 30 minutes before you go out in the sun to allow it time to interact with your skin. Re-apply it just before you go out – you’ll increase the amount applied and be more likely to get the stated SPF benefit.
Cover all parts of the body not protected by clothing (don’t forget your ears, the back of your neck, the backs of your hands and the tops of your feet).
Apply it evenly, and don’t rub it in excessively – most sunscreens will absorb into the outer layer of skin and don’t need to be rubbed in vigorously.
Re-apply at least once every two hours and after swimming or exercise.
Think beyond the beach and pool – use sunscreen whenever you go outdoors for a significant amount of time, such as to the park, a lunchtime walk to the shops, playing sports or gardening.
Store your sunscreen at a temperature of less than 30 degrees Celsius. If you leave it in the glovebox of your car or in the sun, it may lose its effectiveness. Keep it in the esky with the drinks, in the shade or wrapped in a towel.
Don’t use sunscreens that have passed their expiry date as they may have lost their effectiveness.

Source: Choice

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