
Medik8's SPF50 that's an ‘absolute gem of a find' for heatwave week is 20% off
For a while, it was looking like the summer had officially ended earlier, but now that another heatwave is back in full swing, this week is the perfect chance to stock up on some trusty SPF.
Although we should wear sunscreen on our faces every day (rain or shine), we know not everyone does. However, SPF 50 in 30-degree weather is non-negotiable, and we've spotted Medik8's Advanced Day Ultimate Protect SPF50+ with 20% off at LookFantastic.
This clever day cream comes with an impressive SPF50+ PA++++, and it's also packed with advanced UV filters to shield against UVA and UVB rays, plus blue light, infrared light, and pollution.
Alongside sun protection, it features encapsulated photolyase to help minimise visible signs of ageing caused by the sun. Plus hyaluronic acid and squalane keep your skin plump and hydrated all day long. 94% of people agreed it left their skin feeling moisturised from morning to night.
It's also got the glowing shopper reviews to back it up, with many praising its moisturising qualites and lack of white case. One shopper wrote: "I use this daily every morning. Feel it's a good solution to putting on some sunscreen as well as giving my skin a good base for adding makeup or just going bare face & letting my skin breathe. Would recommend highly".
"This is an absolute gem of a find and well worth the price. A tube lasts a long time and I can use it all year round, under my Medik8 serum. My adult daughter tells me my skin glows now and I'd agree! I'd highly recommend this product".
This SPF is definitely better catered to those with drier skin, as one shopper criticised: "Good sunscreen, nice ingredients It's however too oily for me. Not sure if I would repurchase."
If you're looking for more beauty boxes and bundles to shop this summer, Boots has dropped a limited-edition SPF kit featuring four of Supergoop's bestselling sun protection products (*including two full sizes) for £44 despite being worth £92.25. That brings each product down to just £11, a significant discount when you consider one full-size tube of Unseen Sunscreen usually costs up to £34 alone.

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