Sunscreen made for Topping up
Did you know your morning sunscreen is useless after more than one hour in the sun? That's why Naked Sundays has been created with topping up front of mind. Never leave home without your Naked Sundays Mists & Sticks for easy re-application throughout the day, without ruining your makeup!
Experts in Suncare
Suncare is all we do, so we're really good at it! Dermatologist-recommended with 1,000+ five-star reviews & over 1 million happy (glowy) customers, we've transformed your favourite beauty products into multitasking sunscreens. Tested only on skincare lovers, every batch is SPF and UVA-verified for high-performance protection.
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We want everyone to be sun safe at all times, and we are so sure you'll love our SPF, we're happy to offer you money back guarantee!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I Top Up my SPF?
While outdoors and exposed to direct sunlight we recommend reapplying your SPF every 80 minutes or as you feel needed. If ever in doubt, reapply your SPF.
Can I mix my SPF?
In accordance with the TGA standards, we do not advise you to mix any SPF together unless they are the same formulation. However you can LAYER your SPF to provide added protection.
Should I use Mineral or Chemical SPF?
Chemical sunscreen contains chemical filters that absorb UV to prevent sun damage. They are known as lightweight and transparent formulas that are fast absorbing and leave zero whitecast.
Mineral SPF, often known as Physical sunscreen contains zinc oxide as SPF filter. They are typically thicker than chemical sunscreends due to the zinc. They are perfect for sensitive skin and eyes. Our Naked Sundays mineral formulas have added iron oxides which combat whitecast.
Which SPF should I be using if I have sensitive skin?
We recommend our 100% Mineral Range of SPF - these products contain Zinc Oxide which has been scientifcally proven to protect the skin barrier.
Is Naked Sundays SPF pregnancy safe?
All our sunscreens are pregnancy safe however please check with your General practitioner should you have any concerns.
