Suncreams available here are specially recommanded for surfing. They resist to water and last much longer than classic ones.
The numbers on sun cream indicate the SPF or photoprotection scale of the product. Contrary to common belief, the numbers (15, 20, 30, 50) refer to how long you can stay in the sun with the cream on, not the degree of protection it provides. If you're unsure about which SPF to choose or which one is best for sports like surfing or bodyboarding, you can ask us at Mundo Surf for advice without any obligation.
If you've just purchased your swimsuit and have stained it with sunscreen, you can easily remove these stains by following these steps: First, moisten the fabric and apply a little baking soda. Gently rub with a cloth and leave it to act for 30 minutes. Then, wash it in the washing machine as usual.
There is no one-size-fits-all "best" sun cream, as it depends on your skin type. If your skin is tanned, a cream with at least SPF 15 is recommended. If you have fair skin, opt for SPF 30 or higher. If you have sensitive skin or freckles, it's best to use a cream with at least SPF 50. If you're unsure, you can ask us at Mundo Surf, and we'll help guide you to the right sunscreen for your needs.
