December 6, 2025

Kindred Fashion

Protecting Your Skin This Summer

Today’s post is a pretty important one. Summer is officially on its way and you’re main priority should be protecting your skin. Whilst you should be wearing SPF all year round, now is a good time as the weather is picking up to highlight the importance of protecting your skin. Letting your skin burn can have drastic lasting effects which later in life could massively affect you. Whether you’re planning on going out in the UK sun or trying to get abroad, I’d highly encourage you to stock up on some sun creams.

There are so many products which you can use to protect your skin. I find that it’s important to get an SPF which you can wear daily and then an easy sunscreen to apply as and when. I’ve been using the Piz Buin which I picked up from Notino and comes in a spray form and it’s super easy to apply. It literally takes minutes and can protect your skin from burning. The Piz Buin Instant Glow which is what I use also gives your skin a great glow so if you’ve got your legs out, you look pretty damn radiant! One thing I do try and avoid when it comes to sunscreen and that is any oily formulas. I can’t be doing with oils especially when you’re at the beach. This Piz Buin one is a great consistency.

I’ve also used a few products from the brand Lancaster. It’s usually a little more pricer but the products are of great quality. I’d highly recommend checking out their range, especially for face suncreams. There are so many different products from ones that stay matte whilst working out to maximising your tan. As I said you should really be wearing SPF all year round, even in winter when it’s dull and cold outside. I’d highly recommend picking up an SPF or a moisturised which has SPF already in it and incorporate it into your daily routine. It’s better to be safe than sorry as the effects of sun damage can sometimes be irreversible.

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