SPORT READY Sunscreen SPF 30 UVA*** & UVB, Sweat resistant, Non-staining formula (75ml)

This sun cream by Sports Ready has proven to be fantastic during this mini heatwave that we’ve experienced in London. It is only an SPF 30 sun cream so perhaps wouldn’t be most ideal for hot countries in continents such as Africa or South America. I’d recommend SPF 50+ as in my experience SPF 30 was never sufficient for these holidays :).Regardless, for London, this sun cream by Sports Ready is perfect! It absorbs well on my skin and doesn’t leave any white cream residue which is great. It is even waterproof to an extent, so if you want to have a quick swim in the sun to refresh, you won’t need to cover yourself head to toe again in sun cream, perhaps just a little in key areas like your face.I also haven’t had any skin irritations with this sun cream. No spots or rashes which is a relief since my sensitive skin usually breaks out with any sun cream I’ve tried in the past. This is thanks to the formula being enriched with vitamins as such.Overall, a great quality sun cream and well priced. 5 stars!Thank you for reading my honest review, I hope you found it helpful! :)

This is a decent sunscreen but is not something that I would use outside in summer, so I only intend to use it in spring, autumn and winter.The reason is because it is only SPF 30, and has no UVA star rating.I am sure it must provide some UVA protection but as there is no rating there is no way to tell how much, and as such I would not trust that it really has any UVA protection.It spreads nicely and isn't too oily, and does seem to work well after sweating or in the rain.The price is OK but my go-to brand provides SPF 50 and 5 star UVA protection at just £5 per £100ml, while this is effectively 3x the price. Compared to well known shop brands it is OK but it is still expensive compared to my dermatologist-created go-to brand.I would recommend it only outside of summer and would suggest that you find a brand with 4-5 star UVA rating instead.

It's currently April in the UK so I haven't yet been able to fully put this to the test on my face, arms, upper chest and hands in bright, scorching, burning sunshine, but I have tested it on a warm sunny day while exercising.The cream is light and pleasant to use with the consistency of a light-medium moisturising lotion rather than a typical heavy sunscreen. It applies easily and is absorbed by even lightly-oily skin within 2-3 minutes leaving just a feint shine but no greasiness or oiliness and skin feels dry to touch.It has a very light scent with hints of lemon which fades after about 20 minutes.After 2 hours of exercise and some sweating I checked using a UV mirror to see whether my skin still had UV protection - it did which was reassuring to see.Although stated as SPF30 with UVA and UVB protection, there is no star-rating given to indicate UVA protection - something which is important to me having had skin cancer on my face and arms, very fair freckled skin and a family history of skin cancer.It's a good sunscreen, non-greasy, very pleasant to use (which can't be said for many sun creams), moisturising and good for sports use but a little expensive at £10.99 (£13.99/100ml)I will happily use this in most conditions, particularly when exercising or swimming but in the absence of a UVA star rating will continue to use my SPF50 with 5-stars for now because I have to be ultra-cautious.

It's quite expensive for just 75ml. It goes on nicely and absorbs easily. The smell is pleasant. There appears to be still some query about the overall safety of the active ingredient, Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate. As I understand it, it's not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. This originates from Bulgaria. Check that the active ingredient suits you before ordering.

The brand name is "Sport Ready" sunscreen but I'll be honest, my proper sporting days are pretty much in the past. What I do have though is a young family and if you have kids, you'll know they are normally running around and you end up chasing them, getting them to wear sun hats, sunglasses and apply sun cream. It's a different kind of sport, I guess.I'm pleased to report this is an excellent product for families.The cream smells fresh with a little light lemon scent to it but it's not overpowering at all and I really liked that fact. It also absorbs really fast and is non sticky or greasy on the skin. Again with kids this is important as the moans sun cream application normally creates means that I dread those sunny mornings before going out.Improvements? Well I'd like to see a larger bottle and SPF50 would be better. That combo would be a winner in my books. Otherwise it's fantastic.So although the brand is called Sport Ready, I'd also confirm it is Life Ready.

This Sport Ready sunscreen cream SPF 30 is easy to apply, thanks to its lightweight, non greasy cream texture that’s quickly absorbed into the skin. It’s suitable for all skin types even for sensitive or delicate skin.This sunscreen comes in a 75ml tube for the current price of £10.49. It’s infused with Panthenol, Vitamin E, and glycerine meaning besides protecting the skin from the harmful rays, it will also help maintain a healthy skin, and help regenerate cell turnover.I love this sunscreen, it’s like applying lightweight moisturiser onto the skin. There’s no whiteness or greasiness you would get from physical sunscreens.Overall, a great sunscreen for the price that's easy to apply. An easy recommendation from me.

Decent sunscreen cream with good overall SPF and light texture. It is milky and it absorbs into the skin quickly without leaving any greasy marks. However this is overpriced for the quantity you receive. I like the smell but the white residue still shows on skin so if you have darker skin you might not like it