Daily
Face. Disappears.
- Size
- 1.7 oz / 50 ml
- Filter
- SPF 30
$24
He didn’t have a sun problem. He had an equipment problem.
Broad-spectrum SPF for people who have no intention of staying in the shade. Six products, two seasons, sea level to three and a half thousand metres.
Summer 2027.
Four sunscreens, a recovery gel and the set that covers a whole day. The line on each card is the elevation band that product is built for.
Face. Disappears.
$24
Body. Water. Long days.
$18
Stick. Wind, cold, glare.
$14
Mineral. Kids.
$18
The evening after.
$16
Daily, Zenith and Aftersun.
$52 $58 apart. $52 together.
Every formula is broad spectrum, with UVA protection at least a third of the labelled SPF. The number on the front of a bottle only ever described UVB — it is half a specification, and most brands sell it as the whole one.
A sunscreen you apply once at nine in the morning is a sunscreen that stopped working by lunch. Ours are sized, textured and priced so that putting more on is not a decision you have to make twice.
Eighty minutes of water resistance on Zenith. Wind and cold on Altitude. We do not claim conditions we did not test for, and we do not put a number on a bottle we have not tested it to.
March to August it is the water. November to March it is the snow. UV climbs roughly ten per cent for every thousand metres you gain, and fresh snow throws up to eighty per cent of it back at your face. Winter is not time off.
Elevation bands are where each formula is built to work, not a hard limit. How elevation changes the dose.
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