• Most sun damage doesn’t happen when you're swimming. It happens while you're simply living.
• Walking to get coffee. Driving with the window down. Sitting by a window. Picking up the kids. These are the moments—the ordinary, overlooked ones—where UV exposure silently accumulates, day after day.
• So when it came time to create our formulas, we made a deliberate, considered choice: not to make them water resistant.
• We chose breathability. We chose beauty. We chose comfort. Because we wanted to make the SPF you'd actually want to wear every single day.

Value is the most unsexy word in the world of beauty – but to us, it matters. 

Cost-per-wear is how we decide what products are worth investing in. So when it comes to protecting your skin from harmful UV rays Sunscreen is simply too important to be expensive.

For full coverage of your face, neck and ears the Cancer Council recommends 2-3ml (approximately ½ a teaspoon) for every application.

There are approximately 30 applications in our 75ml tubes and 48 in our 120ml tubes – bringing the cost per wear to just 83c. 

A small but significant daily investment in
your beautiful skin.

UV radiation—not temperature—is what causes skin damage. The sun doesn’t need to feel hot to leave a mark.

Let’s unravel a little of the science, simply:

UVB – This is the ray we associate with sunburn.

It's strong, seasonal, and peaks in the Australian summer months—December to February. 

UVA – It’s present all year, barely shifting with the seasons.

UVA is sneaky.  It reaches deeper, affecting collagen, elasticity, and accelerating signs of aging—those fine lines, the uneven tone, the quiet tiredness we sometimes see in the mirror. Even when it's cool outside, UVA is still there, writing softly into our skin.