WHICH SUNSTOP IS RIGHT FOR ME

More than you, it depends on where you are going to be and when. The time and extent of exposure to the sun is a good benchmark for what level of protection you need. If you’re going to be outside for a prolonged period of time, you should use Sunstop Sunscreen Cream with SPF 30. This broad spectrum cream filters 96.7% of UV radiation. Make sure to use the right amount of sunscreen or else the effective SPF might be far less than what you require and always combine sunscreen with sun-protective clothing, a broad-brimmed hat that protects the face, head, neck and ears, shade and sunglasses.

Sunstop Sunscreen Cream with SPF 50 offers greater protection from UV radiation and provides much longer lasting protection as well.

It is always good to remember how SPF (Sun Protection Factor) works. According to the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency SPF (sun protection factor) is the numerical rating that denotes the extra time a product will allow you to stay outside before your skin starts to burn. A sunscreen with a rating of SPF 30+ would provide a fair-skinned person 30 times more protection for their exposed skin than if they didn't use a sunscreen. So if a person starts to burn after 10 minutes in the sun, correctly applied SPF 30 will provide protection for 10 times longer or 300 minutes.