Frequently Asked Questions and Enquiries What is SPF? SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor, and is a measure of how well a product will protect your skin from UVB rays (which initially make the skin red and swollen, then make it turn brown). For example, you may see products with an SPF of 15 or 30; the larger number mean the product will better protect your skin from UVB rays, which is useful when comparing the efficacy of different products. As SPF 50 (when used correctly) prevents inflammation from UVB even in locations with extremely high levels of UV radiation and in people who are sensitive to UV rays, a factor of higher than SPF 50 is labelled as “SPF 50+”. Frequently asked questions related to your question Is using SPF 20 day cream and SPF 20 foundation equivalent to SPF 40? What is PA? Search by Product Category Questions about skin care. Questions about base make-up. Questions about eye, lip and cheek make-up. Questions about sun protection. Other questions. Search by Question Questions about problems. Questions about safety. Questions about product usage directions. Questions about quality and storage. Questions about ingredients. Questions about labelling. Questions about containers and packaging. Questions about environment factors. Questions about product function. Other questions. Enquiries If you cannot find an answer here, you can make an enquiry by clicking the link below. Click here to make an enquiry on Facebook.
