Facial Sunscreen
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Dullness
Daily Radiance Vitamin C™
C-Tetra 7% Vitamin C Cream SPF 30 Two-in-One Moisturiser
Full Size (50ml)
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£62
Fine lines & wrinkles
Advanced Day Ultimate Protect™
Age-Defying Moisturiser with Photolyase SPF 50+ | PA++++
Full Size
(50ml)
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£59
Fine lines & wrinkles
Advanced Day Total Protect™
Age-Defying Moisturiser SPF 30 | 5* UVA
Full Size
(50ml)
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£57
Fine lines & wrinkles
Advanced Day Eye Protect™
Age-Defying Eye Cream SPF 30 | 5* UVA
Full Size
(15ml)
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£42
Travel Size (12.5ml)
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£20
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Sunscreens
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between SPF and sunscreen?
What does PA mean in sunscreen?
PA is a rating system that indicates the level of protection a sunscreen offers against UVA rays which are the rays responsible for premature skin ageing. The more plus signs after PA (e.g. PA+, PA++, PA+++), the higher the UVA protection.
At Medik8, we prioritise broad-spectrum protection in every SPF formula, helping to shield your skin from both UVA and UVB rays for daily defence against photoageing.
How do I choose the SPF level in sunscreen?
Consider your skin type, how much time you spend outdoors, and any added skin concerns. As a rule, everyone should use a minimum of SPF 30. For fair skin, or if you burn easily, opt for SPF 50 or higher. Those with deeper skin tones still need daily sun protection, and SPF 30 or above is recommended.
For everyday wear, SPF 30 offers reliable protection. If you’ll be spending extended time outdoors, especially in strong sun or at high altitudes, SPF 50 or higher is advised.
How much sunscreen should I apply to my face?
For full coverage, use around a 10p-sized amount – roughly ¼ teaspoon – for your face and neck. Don’t forget areas like your ears, eyelids, and hairline. Not using enough product is one of the most common SPF mistakes, so be generous.
How often should I reapply sunscreen?
What’s the difference between mineral and chemical sunscreen?
Mineral sunscreens (also known as physical sunscreens) use naturally derived filters like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide to sit on the skin’s surface and reflect UV rays. Chemical sunscreens absorb UV rays and convert them into heat, which is then released from the skin. Both types are effective, it comes down to personal preference and skin type.
Medik8 uses advanced sunscreen technologies that blend seamlessly into the skin, with no greasy residue or white cast.
How to tell if a sunscreen is good quality?
What’s the difference between mineral and chemical sunscreen?
Mineral sunscreens (also known as physical sunscreens) use naturally derived filters like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide to sit on the skin’s surface and reflect UV rays. Chemical sunscreens absorb UV rays and convert them into heat, which is then released from the skin. Both types are effective, it comes down to personal preference and skin type.
Medik8 uses advanced sunscreen technologies that blend seamlessly into the skin, with no greasy residue or white cast.