UVA and UVB rays each pose different risks to your skin. UVA rays contribute to premature aging, UVB rays cause sunburn and increase cancer risk. To stay safe in the sun, always use a broad-spectrum sunscreen like Sun Zapper to ensure you're protected against both UVA and UVB rays, and remember to reapply regularly.

Let’s be honest — reading a sunscreen label can feel like trying to crack a secret code. Broad spectrum? SPF 50? Water-resistant for 80 minutes? What does it all really mean?

Australia has some of the harshest sun conditions in the world — and we rely on sunscreen to protect us. But what if the sunscreen you’re using isn’t doing the job it claims to?

When you think of sun protection, you probably imagine sunny days spent on the beach. But did you know that your skin is still at risk on cloudy and overcast days?