Do You Know How Long Sunscreen Will Protect You For?

I have recently discovered and loved La Roche Posay products, as they are fragrance / paraben / colours / sulphate free AND great for eczema skin which ticked all my boxes. I would love to try their sunscreen as it is an essential product in every day life and I have the peace of mind that I'm not putting harmful ingredients on my skin.

I did not know that about sunscreen!!! I am really good with sunscreen typically, but also very fussy. I cannot stand that thick, zinc, sweaty, clogged feeling that some sunscreens give. And I absolutely hate having to wait eons for it to absorbs before trying to apply foundation. This product sounds absolutely perfect, I would love to trial it!

Yeap, as someone who burns easily, I knew SPF 30 means its 30 times your normal burn time. I've never been great at applying sunscreen every day as I just hate the way it feels on my skin. That was until I discovered the Mecca Cosmetica To Save Face. I use it every day as a moisturiser/primer - it just feels like really lovely skincare. I've heard rave reviews about the La Roche-Posay one so would love to give it a go and see how it compares.

It does sound fantastic. I knew it was SPF x something, but I must admit I always forget what it is. I am a firm believer in sunscreen as someone with skin that burns easily and I apply it religiously although I hate how greasy most sunscreens feel. I would definitely be down for trying a sunscreen that is light and non-greasy.

That’s very interesting! This sounds lovely and gentle to use.

With spring here I definitely need a new bottle of sunscreen. I’d happily review this one . My body is so not ready lol

I have a tanned skin tone and I get sun burnt as well. There's this huge myth that people with dark skin tones don't get sun burnt which is ridiculous. Everyone from all colours of the rainbow to know how important sunscreen is for them. I would love to give this a go, because I haven't found a good sunscreen that lasts more than 2 hours for me.

I like to think i know but really i just try to remember to put it on and hope for the best. This summer i hope to spend more time outside and less time working so i will really need to up my game. Im a fair skin girl and ive a wee bub so something i can put on and not worry about for awhile would be great since your focus is on the little one now :)

I thought about 60 mins was average for sunscreen and with a sensitive skin I really should take a lot more notice. I try to use sunscreen all summer but have just started using products that have sunscreen in winter as I have read a few articles advising this.SPF 50 sounds really good for summer use particularly for fair skin like mine.

I use an spf on my face everyday. I need to find a new spf that doesn't leave a white cast or flashback, isn't too greasy, provides good long wearing protection and wears well under makeup and doesn't sting my eyes and works well with my redden, irritated skin when I have hayfever and get a raw nose from blowing it. I'd love to trial this.

I'm a slip, slop, slap, hat, gal ...I burn easily, and as a mum I have to lead by example so my kiddos don't neglect their skin! I pick SPF50 sunscreens as a rule for maximum protection for a decent amount of time. Whatever I choose I make sure its okay on my kids skin too, so tend to look for sensitive skin formulas! Would LOVE to trial this- it's really hard to find a non-irritating SPF50 for my face - nothing worse than foundation run lines because the sunscreen made your eyes water!!

I have always been weary when it comes to sunscreen as some just don't seem to work as they claim or they have some nasty ingredients in them. I would love to trial this please with cherries on top :-) I especially like the sound of this being paraben and fragrance free and for sensitive skin. I would use this on my daughters too as I like to put kinder products on their precious skin. I tend to reapply every two hours or more when swimming.

Sunscreen should be reapplied every 2 hours period. If you're indoors most of the time then obviously less often but if out in the sun, 2 hours.

I brought some of this after trialing some LRP and loving what I trialled. With this wicked weather I’m finally getting to trial it and liking this too. Having allergies to sunscreen I am always so wary what ones I use and luckily this one didn’t land me in hospital so it’s a winner.

I had no idea about the burn time relating to how long it lasts. I just follow the instructions on the bottle. I am a regular summer sunscreen wearer but have only this year started using it almost everyday since winter.