Bronze & Protect
Epibronze is said to help the skin protect itself against UV rays and contains acetyl tyrosine and monk’s pepper extract which help stimulate melanin synthesis in the skin’s melanocytes, while DHA and erthyrulose add a subtle bronze colour to the top layers of the skin. Applied daily, the brand says the product helps build a sunless tan, while preparing skin for the onslaught of UV rays. A sunscreen is still advised however when exposing skin to the sun.
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Hawaiian Tropic taps Alix Earle for SPF application campaign
Read moreThe sun care brand has teamed up with influencer Earle once again for a summer sun campaign centred around Hawaiian Tropic’s head-to-toe sun care solutions and proper application
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UK government urged to deliver national strategy on UV protection, including slashing VAT on SPF
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Beauty, Hair & Wellbeing is calling on the UK government to cut VAT on children’s sunscreen (SPF30-plus) to 0% and introduce mandatory sunbed regulation following the results of its first inquiry into UV Safety
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Are colour-correcting SPFs the cool kid on the beauty block once again?
Colour-correcting sunscreens that aim to reduce the appearance of redness, uneven tone and pigmentation are on the rise again, trying to become 2026’s ‘it’ beauty product. But, with tinted sunscreens being nothing new, can this fresh wave of launches make an impact?