Why You Need Sunscreen Every Day in Pakistan (and How to Apply It Right)

In much of Pakistan the sun is strong for most of the year. Sun exposure is one of the main reasons for tanning, dark spots and early signs of ageing. Daily sunscreen is the step that protects your skin and helps every other product in your routine show results.

Why daily sunscreen matters

• Helps prevent tanning: regular sun protection reduces new tanning.
• Keeps marks from getting darker: acne marks and dark spots can darken in the sun.
• Protects your results: brightening serums work better when your skin is protected.
• Helps prevent early ageing: sun exposure contributes to fine lines and loss of glow over time.

Do I need sunscreen indoors or on cloudy days?

Yes, if you sit near windows, travel during the day or spend time outside even for short periods. Clouds do not block all of the sun's rays. Making sunscreen a daily habit is the simplest approach.

How much sunscreen should I use?

Most people apply too little. A simple guide is about two finger-lengths of sunscreen for the face and neck.

How to apply sunscreen correctly

1. Cleanse and apply your serum first.
2. Apply sunscreen as the last skincare step in the morning.
3. Dot it over the forehead, cheeks, nose and chin, then blend evenly.
4. Apply about 15 minutes before going out.
5. Reapply every 2 to 3 hours when outdoors, and after sweating or washing your face.

Why choose a tinted sunscreen?

A tinted sunscreen gives sun protection and a light, even-looking finish at the same time, so it can replace a heavy base on everyday days. Our Tinted Sunscreen SPF 60 blends easily and works as a daily protective base. Browse our sunscreen collection.

A simple morning routine

1. Cleanse with Vitamin C Face Wash.
2. Apply Niaric Brightening Serum.
3. Finish with Tinted Sunscreen SPF 60.

Get all three together, with 10% off and free delivery, in the Complete Routine Bundle. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan.

Patch test before first use. Sunscreen is one part of sun safety: also use shade, hats and avoid peak midday sun when you can.