FAQ
Apply sunscreen generously to clean, moisturized skin. Place SunTape as the final step and go play—you'll notice the difference once you start to sweat.
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SunTape is designed to be worn during active play—use it for as long as you are sweating and in the sun.
Once your activity ends and your skin cools, removal may be more challenging. For easiest removal, take it off soon after activity or apply water or petroleum-based ointment (such as Aquaphor or Vaseline) to help loosen the adhesive, then peel slowly and gently.
Each patch is single-use for hygiene and convenience.
Yes. SunTape can be applied over sunscreen and light makeup as the final step before activity.
For best results, avoid heavy or oily products underneath, as this may affect how well the patch adheres through sweat and movement.
SunTape is not waterproof. It is made from a breathable, lightweight fabric designed for comfort during active, sweat-heavy play.
That said, when properly applied, SunTape can stay in place in water and can be worn during activities like swimming.
After swimming or once your skin cools, removal may be more challenging. For easiest removal, apply water or a petroleum-based ointment (such as Aquaphor or Vaseline) to help loosen the adhesive, then peel slowly and gently.
SunTape is safe for most skin types. If you have sensitivity to adhesives (like bandages or Band-Aids), you may experience a similar reaction to SunTape.
For easiest removal, especially for children or those with dry skin, apply water or a petroleum-based ointment (such as Aquaphor or Vaseline) to help loosen the adhesive and peel slowly and gently.
For children under 6 months, consult a pediatrician before use.
SunTape is made from a soft, breathable fabric designed to move with your skin during active play. Because of this, the edges may appear textured or not perfectly smooth like beauty or cosmetic patches.
When removing, you may notice small amounts of fabric residue—this is normal and can be rubbed off or wiped away with water. This is part of the fabric construction and does not affect performance or protection.
You may also see a faint, wavy pattern on your skin. To allow for airflow and maximum breathability, SunTape uses a patterned adhesive rather than covering the fabric completely. This is a normal result of the design and not a skin irritation.