How long do you prefer your sunscreen to stay Water Resistant?

40 minutes, 80 minutes… or more?

But beyond timing, let’s ask another key question:
Is your sunscreen truly eco-friendly?
And when you swim, do you worry about harming marine life?
Water Resistant vs. Waterproof
In the sunscreen world, two terms are often misunderstood. Do you know the difference?
• Water Resistant → SPF protection is maintained for a defined time (e.g., 40 or 80 minutes) during swimming or sweating.
• Waterproof → Full, indefinite resistance in water — banned everywhere. No sunscreen can claim to be 100% waterproof.
The VIE Sunscreen Difference
• Generation 1: Meets global standards, truly Water Resistant, and highly eco-conscious.
• Generation 2: Extended Water Resistance, 100% plant-based actives, zero harm to marine life
So you can swim freely — knowing your sunscreen protects both your skin and the ocean.