Heliocare 360° Invisible Sunscreen Spray

You know I always bang on about Suncare on my blog but it really is something mega important. It’s always worth investing in great SPFs and suncare which really protects you. It’s important to realise that this just doesn’t apply for when you are travelling or on holiday to a hot country. SPF needs to be worn all times of the year no matter where you are. Heliocare has been on my radar for maybe a year now but I finally caved and picked up their invisible sunscreen.

The Heliocare 360° Invisible Spray is one of the best sunscreens I have tried. That is a bold statement. However, this is down to the formula. I absolutely love the invisible factor as it leaves no white marks and isn’t greasy. There’s nothing worse than a greasy sunscreen which is leaving marks left, right and centre. Sprays are my favourite type of sunscreen so given that it is an invisible spray is mega brownie points. The Heliocare 360° Invisible Spray is also factor 50 SFP which offers a pretty high protection which is what you need. We’ve had some pretty lovely weather here in the UK recently so I’ve been putting it to the test and as far as I can see, I feel protected.

The product is also water and resistant and works on wet skin too. This is great if you are an active person or someone who’s into their watersports on holiday. Obviously, it recommends that you apply the product frequently. However, given that it’s water resistant it does give you some assurance, it’s not just getting rubbed off right away.

I won’t go into too many details but it’s so interesting to hear about the technology behind the spray. It sounds like it’s a really innovative and revolutionary product on the market. The advanced Fernblock technology, derived from a natural fern extract, enhances the spray’s photoimmunoprotection fortifying the skin’s defenses against sun damage. It’s great that it’s a natural extract and the work that Heliocare is doing with their 360° range sounds brilliant!

Have you tried anything from Heliocare?