Sunscreen

Welcome to our blog section. Here you’ll find reliable, dermatologist‑led information about sunscreen, UV protection, and skin health.

Our goal is simple: to make sun protection understandable and accessible for everyone.

Dec 27, 2024
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Couperose: What does it actually mean?

Couperose is a innocent skin condition caused by the weakening of the blood vessels. Most of them are visible on your cheeks and nose. But what can you do about it? And what does it actually mean? What is couperose?...

Dec 27, 2024
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Acne versus Rosacea: Understanding both and identifying the differences

Acne and rosacea are well-known terms and both are disorders of epidermal appendages (skin-associated structures that serve a particular function) such as hair follicles, sebaceous glands and sweat glands. But what is the difference when you look at rosacea vs acne?...

Dec 27, 2024
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Ways to incorporate Altruist Skincare and Sunscreen formulas into your daily skin routine

We know that starting or maintaining a good daily skin routine can be confusing, overwhelming, time-consuming or even seem complicated. If you have an existing skin condition or challenges, it’s even harder. There is almost too much information about the...

Dec 27, 2024
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Primer with SPF50

When we launched an SPF50 Primer, many people were fascinated by the new formula and the role that a primer can play in everyday UV protection and as a smoothing base for make-up lovers. Hopefully this blog will answer a...

Dec 27, 2024
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What can sunscreen brands do to better represent darker skin tones?

Written by Dr Dami MBBCh, MSc, MRCP Dermatology Specialist Registrar Co-founder of the Skin of Colour Training Day Trainee representative of the Skin Diversity Sub Committee (SDSC) of the BAD The link between sun exposure and skin cancer in fairer...

Dec 27, 2024
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Altruist, the cream that helps African albinos and reduces the incidence of skin cancer

Altruist: The Cream That Helps African Albinos and Reduces the Incidence of Skin Cancer A dermatologist and an economist launched a range of affordable, high-quality sunscreens in 2015. Part of the proceeds go towards improving the lives of albino children....

Dec 27, 2024
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Vitamin E

If you’re looking for natural ways to enjoy healthy skin, vitamins are important to help improve skin appearance and health. These vitamins polish your skin in many ways. Vitamin E is one of those important vitamins for your skin. What...

Dec 27, 2024
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The best type of sunscreen for your skin

Dewy, dry, oily, combination, acne prone, sensitive…there’s a whole spectrum of skin-types out there. Some of us are pretty clueless about our type, while others are well aware. But when it comes to wearing sunscreen, knowing your skin-type is essential....

Dec 27, 2024
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Stichting Albinisme in Africa and Altruist Sunscreen

A short introduction into a partnership established to save lives and make a difference – driven by the people behind them. Please read to discover our stories and how your purchase is protecting people in various countries in Africa living...

Dec 27, 2024
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Kids sunscreen and children in the sun: how to provide SPF for kids, while making it fun!

Childhood is precious; a time to have fun, play, learn and be adventurous. It’s a chance to freely explore and tackle the great outdoors and all the wonderful challenges that come with playing outside. We understand that outdoor play is...

Dec 27, 2024
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Welcome to Urea; The secret superstar of healthy, moisturised skin

How do you sort the fads from the effective in a world where new skincare ingredients seem to trend every day? Understanding what works for you and what people want you to buy can be so confusing. As every skin...

Dec 27, 2024
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Understanding protection for Sun Awareness Week and Skin Cancer Awareness Month

Taking a stroll, driving in your car or swimming on holiday. Sun exposure can rarely be avoided sometimes. We know that UVA and UVB can be dangerous and may be linked with health complications. We also know that excessive exposure...

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