A spokesperson told us that all of its sun creams are designed for 'longevity' but that it found the use of the word 'durable' more 'appropriate' than once a day. So, if you are only applying your sunscreen once a day, you are at risk of spending hours in the sun with little or no protection to those areas of skin that may have been missed. They were allowed to wear t-shirts and sit on a chair (we did this because if you lie on a sun lounger or towel, get sandy, or wear a t-shirt on holiday it’s possible your single-use sunscreen could be rubbed off over time). Calypso Once A Day SPF40 (Suitable for Kids); Protect your skin from harmful sun radiation 40 times longer than your natural protection.

Pay attention to commonly missed or heavily exposed areas such as the head, nose, ears, eyelids, back of the neck, shoulders, and around the edges of your swimwear. We agree that the claim “Once a day” can be anticipated in a wrong way by the consumer, and it is one of the reasons why we changed our durability communication from “Once a day” to “Up to 10 hours”.

Useable on face but don't get near or into eyes and hold your breath while applying to face as fumes are quite strong. Sweating, swimming, towel drying, or rubbing your skin on an abrasive surface can all impact protection levels and how the sunscreen lasts.

If you dry yourself with a towel or take a shower – anything that involves rubbing your skin – you should also reapply immediately. com/skin/sun-care/sun-protection-creams/calypso-once-a-day-spf-30-high-200ml/p/645953" on this server. Some folks mentioned it peels but for some reason I found it didn't peel but found sun cream 30 spf by garnier did peel and always got in my eyes.All i would say is try to work fast and don’t overwork it into your skin or rub too much over bits you’ve already done, or it can ‘ball up’ and leave little bits on the skin. First time users and those with a pale complexion or sensitive skin are advised to re-apply 10 minutes after initial application to ensure full and even coverage.