Sunscreen & SPF

Daily sun protection, made easier. Explore Vault’s curation of SPF and sunscreen products for face, lips and on-the-go reapplication, including lightweight SPF50+ formulas designed to sit comfortably within your everyday beauty routine.

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Sun protection is one of the most important steps in any beauty routine, but it is also one of the easiest to forget if the formula does not fit the way you actually live. Vault’s SPF and sunscreen collection brings together daily sun care designed to feel practical, comfortable and easy to keep close.

From face sunscreen for your morning routine to SPF mists made for reapplication and multi-use SPF colour products, this collection is designed to help make sun protection feel less like a separate step and more like part of your everyday routine. Whether you are heading to work, spending time outdoors, travelling, exercising or simply moving through an Australian summer, the right SPF should be easy to apply, easy to reapply and easy to keep in rotation.

Explore face SPF, sunscreen sets and portable sun care formats from Vault’s considered beauty curation, chosen for products that work around real routines without making daily protection feel complicated.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SPF and sunscreen?

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SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and refers to the level of protection a sunscreen provides against UVB rays. Sunscreen is the product itself. In everyday language, people often use SPF and sunscreen interchangeably, especially when referring to face sunscreen or daily sun care.

Should I wear SPF every day?

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Yes, SPF is worth wearing every day, especially in Australia where UV exposure can be high even when it does not feel particularly hot. Daily sunscreen helps protect skin from UV damage and should be applied as the final step in your morning skincare routine.

Can I wear sunscreen under makeup?

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Yes. A good face sunscreen should sit comfortably under makeup once it has had a moment to settle. Apply SPF as the final step in skincare before makeup, and reapply throughout the day as needed.

How often should I reapply sunscreen?

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Follow the directions on your sunscreen and reapply regularly, particularly after swimming, sweating or towel drying. The exact instructions can vary by product and activity.

What SPF should I use on my face?

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For daily face protection, look for a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF rating, such as SPF50 or SPF50+. The best face SPF is one you like enough to use consistently, whether that is a cream, mist or another format that suits your routine.

Do I need SPF on my lips?

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Yes, lips are often overlooked but still exposed to UV. An SPF lip product can help make protection feel easier, especially on days spent outdoors.