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Best Sunscreens to Buy During Myntra End of Reason Sale 2025
Best Sunscreens to Buy During Myntra End of Reason Sale 2025

India.com

time3 hours ago

  • Health
  • India.com

Best Sunscreens to Buy During Myntra End of Reason Sale 2025

During the Myntra End of Reason Sale (EORS) from 31st May to 12th June, you can explore a wide variety of sunscreens from trusted brands. With deals up to 70% off and additional bank offers, it's the perfect time to stock up and safeguard your skin all year round. Don't miss this limited-time opportunity to grab high-quality sunscreens that combine protection with skincare benefits—only on Myntra! 1. Garnier Super UV Cooling Water Gel Sunscreen SPF 50 PA++++ Image Source: Order Now Garnier's Super UV Cooling Water Gel offers powerful sun protection with a refreshing, lightweight formula. Designed to provide 8 hours of freshness, this sunscreen has a non-sticky, fast-absorbing texture that leaves no white cast, making it perfect for daily wear on all skin types, including sensitive skin. Key Features: Broad-spectrum SPF 50 PA++++ protection against UVA and UVB rays Cooling water-gel texture for a fresh, lightweight feel No white cast and non-greasy finish Suitable for sensitive and normal skin Provides 8 hours of hydration and sun defense Cons: May not be moisturizing enough for very dry skin Cooling effect might feel strong for very sensitive skin 2. JOY Tinted Mattifying Sunscreen SPF 50 PA+++ Image Source: Order Now JOY's Tinted Mattifying Sunscreen combines sun protection with a natural tint that evens out skin tone while controlling shine. Ideal for oily and combination skin, this sunscreen offers a matte finish that keeps skin fresh throughout the day without clogging pores. Key Features: Broad-spectrum SPF 50 PA+++ protection Tinted formula evens out skin tone Mattifying effect controls oil and shine Lightweight and non-comedogenic Suitable for oily and combination skin Cons: Tint shade may not suit all skin tones May require setting powder for extra mattifying effect 3. SUGAR POP SPF 50 Sunscreen With Vitamin C Image Source: Order Now SUGAR POP SPF 50 Sunscreen combines effective sun defense with the antioxidant benefits of Vitamin C to brighten and protect skin. This sunscreen is lightweight, fast-absorbing, and formulated to prevent tanning and pigmentation while nourishing your skin. Key Features: Broad-spectrum SPF 50 protection Enriched with Vitamin C for antioxidant and brightening benefits Lightweight and non-greasy formula Helps prevent tanning and pigmentation Suitable for all skin types Cons: May cause slight stickiness in humid conditions Vitamin C may cause mild sensitivity in very sensitive skin 4. Biotique Unisex Sun Shield SPF 30 UVB/PA++ UVA Bio Micro Gold Matte Sunscreen Cream Image Source: Order Now Biotique's Sun Shield is a natural, herbal sunscreen cream that offers broad-spectrum protection with SPF 30. Infused with Bio Micro Gold and herbal extracts, it provides a matte finish while nourishing and protecting skin from harmful UV rays. Key Features: Broad-spectrum SPF 30 PA++ protection Contains Bio Micro Gold and herbal ingredients for skin nourishment Matte finish suitable for oily and combination skin Free from harmful chemicals and parabens Suitable for unisex use Cons: Lower SPF compared to other products on the list Slightly thicker texture that may feel heavy on very oily skin The Myntra End of Reason Sale (31st May to 12th June 2025) offers the perfect opportunity to grab these high-quality sunscreens at great discounts. Investing in a reliable sunscreen during this sale not only helps protect your skin but also supports your long-term skincare goals. Don't miss out on the chance to stay safe and radiant under the sun while enjoying fantastic savings! Disclaimer: At IDPL, we help you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and products. It should not be construed as an endorsement to buy. IDPL may make a very small commission from its sale if one chooses to buy the product from any of the links in this article.

Beauty fans race to buy ‘magic' Garnier tanning drops slashed from £16 to £8 on Amazon
Beauty fans race to buy ‘magic' Garnier tanning drops slashed from £16 to £8 on Amazon

The Sun

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • The Sun

Beauty fans race to buy ‘magic' Garnier tanning drops slashed from £16 to £8 on Amazon

AMAZON shoppers are rushing to pick up Garnier's bestselling tanning drops as they get slashed in price by 50%. The "magic" tanning drops retail for £16, but beauty fans can pick them up for £7.99 for a limited time. Garnier Ambre Solaire Natural Bronzer Self-Tan Drops, £7.99 (was £16) BUY HERE Infused with hyaluronic acid and coconut water, the Garnier Ambre Solaire Self Tan Drops are designed to hydrate the skin while giving a natural glow. The drops can be used alone or mixed with a moisturiser to help ensure even coverage. Depending on your desired tan, it's recommended that beauty fans apply between four and 12 drops to the skin. Tanning drops have become a beauty staple for achieving a sunkissed glow throughout the year. Fake tans for the face tend to be gentle on the skin, which is why it's advised they're used rather than traditional fake tans, which can clog he pores. As Garnier's tanning drops include skincare ingredients, the beauty buy works to provide a natural tan without causing breakouts. The affordable face tan comes with a pipette for controlling how much product is applied. Tanning drops are a great way to add some colour to your face all year round, for a glowy appearance without the skin damage. 1 Not only is the Garnier buy bestseller on the Amazon website, it's also got the celebrity stamp of approval. Influencer Mrs Hinch previously raved about the tanning drops on her Instagram, revealing that she is "obsessed" with the formula. The Garnier drops have also received glowing reviews from online shoppers. One reviewer wrote: "Bought this for going on holiday, sounds dramatic but it has been life changing! Usually I wear my make-up even on holiday because my face is so pale and it can go a little red, and fake tan never worked out on my face. This is amazing, I didn't have to wear make-up during the day at all and I've kept that up since coming home, I love it so much!" Another added: "Love these, I'm not a fake tan user, but these are perfect. They give such a natural glow all over your face, and you can build it really easily using different amounts of drops to reach your perfect tan. I've gone through a couple of bottles, as it's stopped me needing to use foundation." It's unclear how long the Garnier tanning drops will be on sale for at Amazon, so the half-price discount may end soon. Those looking to get a summer-ready glow across the whole body can also read our tried-and-tested roundup of the best fake tans.

From showstopping summer dresses to wildflower seeds: what you loved most this month
From showstopping summer dresses to wildflower seeds: what you loved most this month

The Guardian

time2 days ago

  • Health
  • The Guardian

From showstopping summer dresses to wildflower seeds: what you loved most this month

With each month that passes, we learn more and more about our readers. For one, you clearly love a bargain – the top budget choice in our group tests is often your favourite. You also love to get outdoors, whether that's a camping trip or a walk in the local park. So it was no surprise at all to see that our favourite budget walking boots and camping mattress were among your favourites, too. The Guardian's journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more. Nor was it much of a surprise to see two bestsellers under £10: a bargain skincare pick much loved by Caroline Hirons and a wildflower seed mix to up the eco-friendliness of your gardens. Bargains aside, however, you also want to buy things that last, whether that's the vacuum cleaner that excelled in our thorough tests or a stunner of a dress to wear to weddings for years to come. Here's what you loved most in May. Garnier Body Repair body lotion £5.99 for 400ml at Amazon When we asked experts for the beauty products they've found gamechanging, we heard all kinds of recommendations, from fancy light therapy masks to vitamin C serums. But your favourite? This basic £5.99 body lotion. Of course, it might have helped that it was chosen by skincare guru Caroline Hirons. 'This incredible body lotion is my most used skincare product of all time,' she said. 'I've lost count of how many bottles I've got through. It has been around for 25 years, and my mum and nana used it almost as evangelically as I do.' Lee Rider loose jeans From £85 at Lee 'If you make one change to your wardrobe in 2025, switching to a loose jean shape should be it,' said Jess Cartner-Morley in her May style essentials. 'I have found the holy grail of jeans for grownups, which look cool but not ridiculous.' And many of you agreed, judging by the popularity of these jeans from heritage denim brand Lee. Medik8 Crystal Retinal Ceramide Eye £42 at Cult Beauty Beauty journalist Sabine Wiesel has tested plenty of eye creams and serums over the years – but perhaps what most qualified her to test 25 of them for us is the fact that she's afflicted with the issues they're designed to address. 'With undereye bags and dark circles revealing themselves when I haven't had enough sleep, and fine lines that began to appear as I hit my 40s, I'm the perfect candidate,' she said in our roundup of the best eye creams. Her favourite was this Medik8 formula, which contains retinal, an advanced retinoid 'known to work 11 times faster than standard retinol'. Her only negative? 'On a personal note, [that] I didn't start using this from an earlier age.' Simond inflatable trekking mattress MT500 £44.99 at Decathlon Camping season is upon us, and former science correspondent and regular camper Linda Geddes has been hard at work testing 26 camping mattresses. She tested each mattress on top of sharp stones, Princess and the Pea style, and left 20kg of boxes on them overnight to see which could avoid the midnight sag. Linda's top budget pick – this £44.99 inflatable mattress from reliable, affordable brand Decathlon – has been far and away your favourite. Colour block pleated midi dress £259 at John Lewis This showstopper of a dress was chosen as an ideal wedding-guest look by fashion writer Ellie Violet Bramley in our recent roundup of women's spring wardrobe essentials. 'The work of a popular recent collaboration between John Lewis and the British label Awake Mode, it's a beautifully bold rebuke to all those years of quiet luxury,' she wrote. 'Best worn for many years to come – and luckily the fit should mean it needs only very occasional (eco) dry cleaning.' Wildflower seed collection £3.89 at Amazon It's not often you can buy something that's beautiful, good for the environment, and cheap. But these £3.89 native wildflower seeds tick every box. 'An immaculate, weed-free lawn is becoming as taboo as an outdoor heater,' wrote professional gardener Matt Collins in our guide to making your lawn more eco-friendly. The lawn still plays an important role in many of our gardens, though, so a lot of you were tempted by the idea of introducing some biodiversity. We'd like to think that thousands of these flowers are blooming in your gardens by now. Shark IP3251UKT PowerDetect cordless vacuum cleaner £349 at John Lewis When we test products, we really test them: so when Andy Shaw rounded up the best cordless vacuums for us, he had to clean up flour, cat litter and pet hair (sourced from the local dog groomer) repeatedly, on both hard floor and carpet, with all 10 models. This Shark vacuum was his all-round favourite – and not only because it's an excellent cleaner. 'If there's one thing that makes cordless vacuum cleaners a pain, it's the emptying,' he said. That won't be the case with this one, though: 'It empties itself.' Native Union City Sling strap From £19.99 at Amazon Phone straps have become a must-have: 'On a practical level, it means you don't have to root around in your bag every time you need to check Google Maps for directions,' wrote deputy fashion and lifestyle editor Chloe Mac Donnell, and 'it could keep your mobile safer.' Your favourite of her pick of the best phone straps has been this 'minimalist, urban strap by Native Union, with nautical knots and an adjustable length to turn it from necklace to cross-body. One for the purists'. Merrell Moab 3 hiking boots Men's, £129.99 at DecathlonWomen's, £150 at Merrell Paddy Maddison has been back in the bogs testing men's hiking boots for the Filter – but the Merrell Moab 3s remain his favourite budget pick, and our readers' favourite. 'I'd recommend the Moab 3s to anyone looking for a comfortable, versatile hiking boot that won't completely drain their bank account,' he says. This versatility is their real strength. 'Whether you're strolling along coastal cliffs, bagging Wainwrights in the Lake District or traipsing around a field with the dog, this is the perfect boot for the job.' Mushroom wall light £38.40 at John Lewis 'In the past few years, rechargeable lights have become a mainstay,' said interiors expert Kate Jacobs in our guide to decorating small spaces. 'They work brilliantly in spaces where wiring is hard to access or looks ugly.' You've been loving this simple, dimmable design from John Lewis, which comes in eight colours and is now 20% off. Suspension trainer £19.99 at Decathlon Can you really fit a full-body workout into half an hour? Yes, according to personal trainer Nick Finney, in this guide to making the most of a power half hour. By attaching an affordable suspension band to the back of a closed door, and following the routine outlined in the article, you can 'improve strength while giving [yourself] a cardio workout, exercising your heart and lungs'.

'France's cultural heritage is becoming fashionable and useful, but the state can no longer foot the bill alone'
'France's cultural heritage is becoming fashionable and useful, but the state can no longer foot the bill alone'

LeMonde

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • LeMonde

'France's cultural heritage is becoming fashionable and useful, but the state can no longer foot the bill alone'

In 2022, when she was France's minister of culture, Roselyne Bachelot slammed her fist on the table. "We no longer know how to build things solidly!" she exclaimed. She was fuming about the repeated fortunes that must be spent to renovate museums or performance halls. Now, several of Paris's cultural giants face staggering renovation costs. Yet these costs signal an exciting shift for France's cultural heritage. The figures are dizzying: €469 million for the Centre Pompidou, which will close in September for five years. The Grand Palais reopens on June 6 after €500 million in renovations. The Louvre is set to break the bank with €900 million. Versailles? €588 million between 2003 and 2032. Add another €556 million by 2036 for the Garnier and Bastille operas. In January, the Court of Accounts, France's public audit office, also flagged the €638 million spent on renovating the Maison de la Radio, the headquarters of Radio France. The list could go on. One could mention the 87 cathedrals owned by the state, including the one in Nantes, which reopens in September after a fire and a €32 million restoration. Or the Clairvaux Abbey, in the Champagne region, where the Ministry of Culture has "invested" €60 million in the grand cloister. Costs in the heritage sector escalate quickly, but the state must keep up and lead by example to remain credible. For decades, when it was the owner, the state paid the bills alone. But it can no longer do so. Needs have grown alongside costs. More recent buildings are more fragile. The hundreds built in the 1980s and 1990s during the era when François Mitterand was president now require care. The darling of the recovery plan A new policy is taking shape. A handful of prestigious institutions must now contribute financially. The division of labor is revealing. The state pays for the unglamorous and less visible parts (asbestos removal, compliance, waterproofing), while the institution covers the more prestigious elements (public spaces, artistic programming) through ticket sales, sponsors, advertising banners, and by leveraging its brand.

Best affordable SPF products for sun protection 2025
Best affordable SPF products for sun protection 2025

Scotsman

time3 days ago

  • Health
  • Scotsman

Best affordable SPF products for sun protection 2025

5 Affordable SPF for Face & Body from big named brands including Garnier and Bondi Sands | Canva This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. These high-quality sunscreens won't break the bank – from lightweight face fluids to easy-to-apply body mists, here's how to stay protected on a budget. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Sun protection is essential every day, not just on sunny holidays. Whether you're working outdoors, or heading to the beach, a good SPF can protect your skin from premature aging and serious sun damage. Thankfully, you don't need to spend a fortune to get high-quality sun protection. These affordable options, protecting your skin has never been easier 1. Bondi Sands Fragrance-Free Face Lotion SPF 50+ Bondi Sands Fragrance-Free Face Lotion SPF 50+ | Boots This ultra-lightweight lotion offers strong sun protection without any fragrance or greasiness. It's enriched with soothing aloe vera and vitamin E—perfect for daily wear, even under makeup. 2. Garnier Ambre Solaire Sensitive Face Fluid SPF 50+ Garnier Ambre Solaire Sensitive Face Fluid SPF 50+ | Boots Designed with a matte finish, this fluid is great for those who want high protection without shine. It's gentle on skin, non-comedogenic, and absorbs quickly, making it ideal for everyday use. 3. La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid SPF 50+ La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid SPF 50+ | LookFantastic A cult favourite, this non-greasy, ultra-light formula offers excellent UVA and UVB protection. It wears beautifully under makeup and is water and sweat-resistant—great for both city days and beach trips. 4. Garnier Ambre Solaire Sensitive Advanced Dry Mist SPF 50+ Garnier Ambre Solaire Sensitive Advanced Dry Mist SPF 50+ | Boots This convenient spray delivers a fine mist that covers evenly and dries instantly. It's a fuss-free solution for those who want fast, no-mess application with high protection. 5. Bondi Sands Fragrance-Free Body Lotion SPF 50+ Bondi Sands Fragrance-Free Body Lotion SPF 50+ | LookFantastic Affordable, gentle, and highly effective, this lotion is water-resistant for up to 4 hours and doesn't leave a white cast. It's ideal for everyday use, especially for sensitive skin. 💪 Women 55+ are leading the way in healthy weight loss A major UK study shows that women over 55 are seeing the best results from weight loss jabs like Wegovy and Mounjaro – and it's not just the medication that's working. According to research from Voy and Imperial College London, older women who track their weight and attend coaching sessions lose 53% more weight than those relying on jabs alone. ✨ Voy offers a personalised, medically guided plan combining prescription support with coaching and digital habit-building tools. Learn more and check your eligibility here. Natalie Dixon is NationalWorld's Lifestyle reporter . If you liked this article and want to read more about fashion, beauty and lifestyle you can follow Natalie Dixon on X here . You can also Get the best style and fashion news with Natalie Dixon in Tuesday's NationalWorld newsletter - sign up now

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