Unfortunately, this deal has expired 14 June 2023.

Once a day 100ml SunSeal SPF 50 Patented Microskin Technology - £3.99 (Instore / £4 delivery) @ Savers

377°

Posted 13 June 2023

Once a day 100ml SunSeal SPF 50 Patented Microskin Technology - £3.99 (Instore / £4 delivery) @ Savers

£3.99

Shared by

HH85

Joined in 2021

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More Suncare deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

Retailers are extending their return policies for Christmas: Full List of Shops Extending Returns Policies for Christmas

Used this sun protection spray on holiday recently and preferred it to P20. Genuinely lasts all day. It is sticky to apply but dries clear and withstands kids being in and out of the pool. The description on Amazon says it can be applied once for 3 days protection, but I didn't dare risk it. I paid £8 for 200ml when it was on offer with Amazon but it's been around the £20 mark ever since.

Info added by

Details

SunSeal™ is innovation in sun protection.
Patented Microskin™ technology, gives you the longest lasting waterproof barrier against UVA and UVB rays available anywhere.

Features

SPF50+
Sweat Resistant
Child Safe
Waterproof
Long Lasting

Help & Information

More details at

Edited by a community support team member, 14 June 2023

New Comment

28 Comments

sorted by

13th Jun
There is no sunscreen out there that will last a whole 24 hours with spf 50 uvb rating, let alone 3 days. I’ll probably buy a bottle if I come across it in store cause it’s a good deal but I’m also making sure to apply sunscreen every 2 hours when I’m in direct sunlight at spf 50. Stay safe in this weather guys.
14th Jun
P20 defo lasts all day. Been using it in Florida for 15 years now. Downside is it stings like hell if u get it in your eyes and it stains white clothes yellow. But nothing napisan won’t take out.
14th Jun

(edited)
14th Jun
Thanks for those photos. 200ml for £5 seems very decent price. Will have a check in my local one next time I'm that way to see if there's any in stock
13th Jun
Cold there’s no uva star ratings that I can see just says protects against both uvb and uva but nothing specific
14th Jun
Remember the star rating was a test originally made up by Boots as a marketing tool to sell their own brand product; which they then sold to other brands.

sunsense.co.uk/is-…en/
14th Jun
Octocrylene 8.0%

no thanks yalemedicine.org/new…afe
14th Jun
You had me worried there until I read some of the research and noticed that both Calypso and P20 also contain octocrylene.

Yes there is research ongoing about possible effects of a product of the breakdown of octocrylene, but nothing conclusive yet and for me the benefits of long lasting UV protection and the reduction in chances of my kids developing skin cancer outweigh the risks. (edited)
14th Jun
I’m not going to pretend this is a high quality review but I found this Jul 21 Mirror article quite informative about what it’s like using this stuff: Mirror review Jul 2021Thks for posting, I’ll keep an eye out in my local branch to try. For those wanting sun cream that does not sting eyes one I always turn to is by The Ordinary (SPF15 & 30) which is broad spectrum mineral based.
16th Jun
A non eye stingy cream would be fantastic. I always find later in the day after applying my eyes sting and stream, it's like I'm cutting onions and drives me mad. I will check out The Ordinary.
14th Jun
13th Jun
Not sure how you can reach that price without available at the local branch.
13th Jun
Thanks OP. Never heard of this stuff before. Have always used Calypso all day which is great.

Having now read about Sunseal it sounds ideal for watersports so have bought 3 bottles for my kids while surfing/paddleboarding.
14th Jun
yeah I always use calypso which from memory is usually a good price in Wilkos or B&M. I think I even once got it from Matalan
14th Jun
Good for teens at festivals, surely got to be better than nothing!
14th Jun
great deal, thanks I always use P20 but it’s expensive, i’ll get some of this for this price. heat 🔥
14th Jun
Does anyone know of a decent (non mineral) cream that doesn’t sting eyes?
14th Jun
OOS
15th Jun
Really good stuff...stocked up in store and via online! Not sure if I'd trust the whole 3 day life of this, especially after swimming and showering...

Goes on great, doesn't stain your clothing, no salt stains from sea water and sand sticks to your skin a lot less....

Considering the cost of this from other retailers and from personal use of the product, this stuff is a brill bargain! Get it at this price while you can!

Thanks for posting

Thanks for posting and heated up