Fab product I was recommended this sun cream by my consultant after having Malignant Melanoma. The cream is fantastic and I feel really protected with it. The only downside is the cost it is so expensive when you have to wear it daily. I believe it should be cheaper in cost so more people would purchase it instead if the cheaper more commercial sun creams.

I bought sun sense anti ageing factor… I bought sun sense anti ageing factor 50 as I thought it would do the job of a moisturiser as well as a sun protector. I used it for 4 days, but my skin became very red, itchy and sore so I discontinued use. I have found it very difficult to find a suitable sun protector for my very fair, sensitive skin.

Good website but beware of shipping The website is well laid out and user friendly. However, I was supposed to get free delivery since my purchase was over £40 and I still got charged for delivery even after selecting the free shipping option both on my cart and after entering my card details. Surely selecting this option should be easier!

We have been using Sunsense for the… We have been using Sunsense for the last 10 years, since my then two year old daughter had a bad reaction to a big brand cream that we used on her whilst on holiday. My Australian sister in law recommended SunSense and sent some over for us (it was hard to get in the UK then), and the whole family have been using it ever since. Great products!

I’ve reviewed before and stated how… I’ve reviewed before and stated how unhappy I was that the formula for the sunscreen had changed. Well guess what? They’ve now changed the formula for the KIDS version of the sunscreen too. Adding the same horrible ingredient that damages marine life and ocean reefs. While other sunscreens are slowly having this removed - Nivea for starters - because they recognise how harmful it is to our oceans. Sunsense must have decided that something else is more important. My guess is cost of production. It’s a crying shame that a supposed decent brand has gone down this route.