Moisturizers with SPF

Daily SPF use is recommended, even on days when the weather appears overcast, as UV exposure may still affect the skin throughout the year.

Make a moisturizer with SPF a non-negotiable in your daily morning routine.

This depends on the level of SPF within the product.

In moisturizers, SPF protection is often lower, typically around SPF 15 or SPF 30, while standalone suncreams are commonly available in higher levels, such as SPF 30, SPF 50, or SPF 50+.

A moisturizer with SPF is often suitable for everyday wear, particularly if you spend most of your time indoors.

However, for extended periods, direct sun exposure, warmer climates, or days spent in and out of water, many choose to layer with a dedicated, water-resistant sunscreen.

An SPF moisturizer layers easily with other skincare products in a morning routine. It should be applied as the last step in your regimen, after moisturizer and before makeup.

Use roughly two fingers' worth for the face and neck, approximately half an hour before sun exposure.

Here’s where it fits in:

• Step One: Cleanse

• Step Two: Treat (Toners/Serums)

• Step Three: Moisturize

• Step Four: SPF

SPF cream should be reapplied throughout the day, especially after prolonged sun exposure, exercise, or contact with water.

The No7 Protect & Perfect Intense Advanced Fragrance Free Day Cream SPF 30 is suitable for sensitive skin.

Formulated to shield your face, it includes hyaluronic acid and ginseng extract to encourage moisturized, radiant results.

It is also fragrance-free to avoid harshness on easily irritated profiles.

With its firming properties, the No7 Restore & Renew Multi Action Face & Neck Day Cream SPF 30 is the best for mature skin.

Alongside offering protection, it’s powered by matrixyl 3000+, a next-generation age-defying collagen peptide-based technology, designed to visibly nourish the skin and target age-related concerns, like fine lines and dullness.

Yes, an SPF day cream can be worn comfortably beneath foundation.

Many formulas are designed to absorb smoothly into the skin, creating an even base without heaviness or excess shine.

Allow the product to settle for a few moments before applying makeup for the best finish.

Yes, SPF is still worth wearing indoors or on cloudy days.

UV rays can pass through clouds, meaning exposure can still occur throughout the day.

Incorporating an SPF moisturizer into your morning routine, and reapplying throughout the day, is an easy way to maintain daily protection year-round.