Sun protection face

Effective sun protection for the face with moisturizing, caring properties - free from unnecessary additives and hormone-disrupting UV filters.

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Lightweight facial sunscreen, every day

A good facial sunscreen should feel pleasant on the skin and not be sticky or clog pores. Sun Emulsion SPF 30 and Sun Emulsion SPF 50+ have a light consistency that works well both on its own and with face cream or a concentrate, and also layers nicely under makeup. This makes facial sunscreen a natural final step in your morning routine when the UV index is above 2.

SPF 30 or SPF 50+ for the face

SPF 30 is a good choice for everyday use and shorter periods outdoors, while SPF 50+ provides higher protection for stronger sun, longer outdoor stays, and for sensitive skin. To see the full range, you can find it under all our sunscreen products.

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How to choose the right facial sunscreen

For your face, the choice depends on how strong the sun is and how sensitive your skin is. Both hydrate and nourish the skin – the difference lies in the level of protection.

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Sun protection for sensitive and acne-prone skin

Many people choose fragrance-free sunscreen for the face if their skin is easily irritated or becomes red. Our facial sunscreens are based on modern UV filters, and we have deliberately excluded suspected endocrine-disrupting UV filters. The stated sun protection factor is only achieved if you apply a sufficient amount and reapply regularly.

Common questions about facial sunscreen

  • A simple rule of thumb is two finger-lengths of sunscreen for the face and neck. This is more than many people think, but necessary to achieve the stated SPF. Apply sunscreen as the last step in your morning routine when the UV index is above 2, and reapply regularly, especially if you spend a long time in the sun, swim, or sweat.

  • Yes. Our facial sunscreen has a light and moisturising formula that works well as the last step in your morning routine when the UV index is above 2. It also works well under make-up – allow the sunscreen to absorb for a moment before applying make-up.

  • The sun's UVA rays contribute to skin aging and are present even on cloudy days. When the UV index is above 2, we recommend using facial sunscreen as the last step in your morning routine to protect your skin over time.

  • Yes. Our facial sunscreen is free from perfume and unnecessary additives and contains moisturizing ingredients that support the skin barrier. It has been developed to suit both sensitive and dry skin.

  • SPF 30 is a good choice for many everyday situations, while SPF 50+ provides higher protection in stronger sun, during longer outdoor stays, or if you have sensitive skin. Regardless of which SPF you choose, the most important thing is to apply a sufficient amount and reapply regularly to achieve the protection stated on the packaging.