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Sun protection for your summer outings: the best sunscreens compared

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The sun is shining, you've put on your favourite summer outfit and you're ready to head out. But have you thought about your skin? Whether you're having drinks on a terrace, shopping, or spending the whole day outdoors - sun protection isn't optional, it's essential.

In Belgium, we often underestimate UV radiation. Even on a cloudy day, up to 80% of UV rays penetrate through the clouds. The result: premature skin aging, pigmentation spots and, in the worst case, skin cancer.

The best sunscreens at Belgian pharmacies

Vichy Capital Soleil SPF50 Dry Touch Emulsion 50ml

From €18.19 (up to €36.99 at other pharmacies)

Feather-light texture with a matte finish, available at 4 online pharmacies. Price difference: €18.80.

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Eucerin Sun Hydro Protect Ultra-Light Fluid SPF50+ 50ml

From €17.53 (up to €34.79)

Water-like fluid with rapid absorption and maximum SPF50+ protection. Price difference: €17.26 across 4 pharmacies.

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La Roche-Posay Anthelios Invisible Spray SPF50+

From €22.36 (up to €38.99)

Invisible spray with Mexoryl technology for broad-spectrum protection. Potential saving: €16.63.

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Eucerin Sun Oil Control SPF30 Dry Touch Gel-Cream

From €15.08 (up to €31.45)

Perfect for oily or combination skin. Mattifies for up to 8 hours. Saving: €16.37.

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Eucerin Sun Sensitive Protect SPF30 Gel-Cream

From €18.45 (up to €36.49)

Formulated for sensitive skin, fragrance-free. Price difference: €18.04.

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Conclusion

A good sunscreen is the foundation of any skincare routine. Compare prices on PharmaCompare before ordering - the same products can vary by €18 between pharmacies.

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This is not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist. Read the patient information leaflet. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.