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Sunscreens: Four fail to provide UV protection

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20 creams, lotions and sprays in the test

The 20 sun creams, lotions and sprays that Stiftung Warentest tested promise high to very high protection against damaging UV radiation: sun protection factor (SPF) 30, 50 or 50+. Most of the products are convincing, but we cannot recommend four. They received a grade of inadequate because they do not keep their UV protection promises, but in some cases fall significantly short of them.

Download results for free

This year we did not manage to complete our results in time for the July issue of test to go to press. That’s why you can find our three-page test report with all the results in a compact format here for free download.

How to properly protect the skin

If you want to get through the warm season well protected, you should keep a few things in mind when applying cream. What counts? We have compiled the most important questions and answers for you here. The basic rule is: apply cream regularly and generously, avoid midday sun and take long breaks in the shade.

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