Farmstay Tea Tree Biome Calming Sun Cream

It's a daily facial sunscreen combining broad-spectrum UV filters with tea tree, centella and panthenol. It protects skin from UV while soothing and comforting blemish-prone or sensitive skin, sitting as the final step of a morning routine. The calming complex helps it feel gentle rather than heavy, even on skin that reacts easily.

It is SPF50+ PA++++, giving high broad-spectrum protection against both UVB and the UVA rays associated with the look of premature ageing. For that protection to hold, apply a generous, even layer as the last step of your morning routine, and reapply through the day when you're outdoors or exposed to strong sun.

Apply it as the final step of your morning skincare, before makeup. Use a generous amount — sunscreen only delivers its stated protection at the right quantity, so a thin layer under-protects. Reapply through the day when you're outdoors or exposed to strong sun, as protection wears down with time, sweat and contact.

It's formulated with blemish-prone and combination skin in mind, using tea tree and a soothing complex in a texture designed to sit comfortably rather than feel heavy. As with any sunscreen, how it wears varies by skin, so it's worth trying on your own skin. Cleanse thoroughly in the evening to remove it fully.

The soothing complex of centella, madecassoside and a high level of panthenol makes it one of the more comforting options for reactive skin. However it contains fragrance and tea tree, which can be triggers for some. If your skin is very sensitive, patch-test first and introduce it gradually before daily use across the face.

It uses a mix of modern chemical filters alongside titanium dioxide, which generally means less heavy white cast than a pure mineral sunscreen, though the titanium dioxide can leave a slight tone on deeper skin. How it looks varies by skin tone, so it's worth checking on your own skin, blending well and allowing it to settle.

Because sunscreen is designed to resist water and sweat, remove it thoroughly in the evening. A double cleanse works best: an oil-based cleanser first to break down the sunscreen, followed by a gentle water-based cleanser. This ensures no residue is left to sit on the skin overnight, which matters most for blemish-prone skin.