Sunny Drip

Sunny Drip sunscreen boasts an impressive SPF (Sun Protection Factor) of 50, offering high protection against harmful UVB rays that cause sunburn, ensuring comprehensive defense without traditional toxic UV filters. Additionally, it features a PA rating of four plus signs (++++), indicating exceptional protection against UVA rays, which contribute to premature ageing and shields 16 times more than no sunscreen for UV A, while SPF 50 provides 98% UV B protection. Sunny Drip's unique blend includes Cica extract, Copper peptide, Niacinamide, Phytosqualene, Oat Beta Glucan, Vitamin E, Hyaluronic acid, and botanicals, offering not just protection but also anti-aging, calming, soothing, and nourishing benefits

No, Sunny Drip is crafted to provide effective sun protection without leaving a white cast on your skin. The advanced formula ensures a seamless and transparent application with even coverage.

Sunny Drip is formulated to be gentle and non-comedogenic, making it suitable for acne-prone skin. The carefully chosen ingredients prioritise skin health without clogging pores, ensuring that individuals with acne-prone skin can enjoy effective sun protection without the risk of exacerbating breakouts.

Yes, Sunny Drip features a mild coconut-like fragrance. The carefully curated scent enhances the overall sensorial experience of applying sunscreen, providing a delightful touch to your skincare routine. The fragrance is used in very small quantity to mask the unpleasant fragrance of the formula.

Yes, Sunny Drip offers multi-faceted protection. Beyond shielding your skin from harmful UV rays, our advanced formula includes components designed to combat pollution and defend against the potential effects of blue light and WiFi signals. This comprehensive approach ensures that your skin is safeguarded not only from sun exposure but also from the modern environmental stressors that can impact skin health.

It is recommended to reapply Sunny drip every 3-4 hours to ensure continuous protection. This frequency helps maintain the product's effectiveness, especially during prolonged sun exposure. If you're engaging in water activities, sweating, or using towels, consider reapplying more frequently to uphold the sunscreen's reliability. If you are indoors throughout the day you need to reapply it every 4-5 hours.

Yes, it's advisable to wear sunscreen indoors. While glass windows block UVB rays responsible for sunburn, they often allow UVA rays to penetrate. UVA rays contribute to premature ageing and can lead to skin damage over time. Additionally, exposure to artificial light sources, including screens, may emit low levels of potentially harmful blue light. Wearing sunscreen provides a crucial layer of protection against both natural and artificial light sources, supporting your skin's health and maintaining a comprehensive skincare routine.

Yes, sunscreen is essential year-round. UV rays are present regardless of the season, and they can cause skin damage even on cloudy or winter days. Snow can reflect UV rays, intensifying exposure, while in summer, direct sunlight is more apparent. Consistent sunscreen application safeguards your skin from harmful UVB and UVA rays, preventing sunburn, premature ageing, and reducing the risk of skin cancer. Make sunscreen a daily habit, regardless of the season, for comprehensive and effective skincare.