You should use an SPF15 suncream as the minimum protection - there is no point using products below this. An SPF15 blocks out most of the sun's rays, although it does allow the skin, over time ...

It has long been one of the banes of the British holidaymaker - how to get suntan lotion spread evenly all over your back? For those of us who aren't flexible enough to reach up to our shoulder ...

In the UK and EU, cosmetic products do not have expiry dates, but the PAO symbol shows how long a product should last. The ...

I think I’ve finally found three that tick every box. Sol de Janeiro’s Rio Radiance sun cream range has just become available to shop in the UK, and I can guarantee they will sell out fast.

EVERY parent knows how expensive it can be restocking your baby bag. One mum shared the impressive deal she picked up at her ...

Using sun cream which has been open longer than the PAO label might mean it is not offering the required level of protection. On its Instagram feed, Which? said: "Heading out into the sun this summer?

2. Use a good suncream Make sure your little one wears sunscreen that covers any exposed skin - use plenty, and don't forget their shoulders, the back of their neck, the tops of their ears ...

Formulated to help tackle shine control, Nivea’s Sun UV Face Suncream SPF 50 works wonders for oily and greasy-prone skin due to its ingredients that not only absorb excess oil but also offer a ...

No excuses. However, for those of us with acne-prone skin, finding a sun cream that doesn't result in an eruption of breakouts is no mean feat. The trick is to look out for formulas which are oil ...