One sunscreen is rarely enough for the way summer actually unfolds. There are beach days, pool days, long weekends, morning errands, outdoor lunches, makeup days, travel days, and evenings when skin just needs a little more glow. Each moment asks for something slightly different: a sheer mist, a daily face cream, a mineral formula, a lip essential, a post-sun hydrator, or a bronzing finish.

Prepare for Memorial Day weekend and the start of summer with Hampton Sun’s long-weekend SPF guide: what to pack, when to apply, and how to reapply beautifully.

A thoughtful guide to Hampton Sun's holiday sets. Each designed as a complete system tailored to winter skin, outdoor days, warm-weather escapes, and effortless glow.

Skin tone doesn’t determine whether you need SPF — but it does the experience of using one. In this guide, we debunk common myths and offer tips for choosing sunscreen that feels weightless and blends effortlessly into your routine — and your skin.

Sharp winds, reflective snow, relentless UV—the mountain demands a lot from your skin. Whether you’re cruising down the slopes or relaxing with a mulled wine, the right essentials keep things easy. From packing tips to must-have products, here’s everything you need to keep your skin one step ahead—on and off the slopes.

Your sunscreen should do more than protect—it should nourish, hydrate, and elevate your skin. Discover why your SPF’s ingredients matter and how the right formula can transform your daily routine. From Hyaluronic Acid to antioxidants, we’re breaking down everything your skin will thank you for.

At Hampton Sun, we strive to offer you the very best customer experience from end to end. For us, a large part of this is providing you with as much knowledge as possible in order to make your experiences with our products seamless and enjoyable. Read on for the FAQ.

As the winter season rolls in and the cozy sweaters come out, sunscreen often gets tucked away. It's a common misconception that the colder months give us a pass on sunscreen. During the cooler months, UV rays will pierce through the atmosphere and wreak havoc on your delicate complexion, just like they do in the summer. Ahead, learn why sunscreen is an absolute must-have in the wintertime.

As winter descends, the combination of cold air outside and heated air inside can wreak complete havoc on our skin. While many of us are familiar with the common practices of moisturizing regularly and drinking plenty of water, there are several lesser-known skincare tips that can help keep our skin radiant and healthy during the chilly months.

The sun: the catalyst for life as we know it. Its importance transcends its illuminating presence in our day-to-day lives. Without the sun, our world would be devoid of life, warmth, and the rhythms that have shaped our existence. However, along with its life-sustaining properties, the sun emits ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which can have detrimental effects on our skin and overall health.

From its inception as a rudimentary sunblock in the early 20th century to the high-tech, multi-purpose products available today, to say sunscreen has evolved dramatically would be an understatement. Let's take a look back at the winding trajectory of sunscreen throughout history.

You already know that sunscreen is your trusty shield against the sun's harmful rays. But what if I told you that there's another layer of protection that you might be overlooking, one that can be a game-changer in maintaining radiant, youthful skin? Enter antioxidants – the unsung heroes of sun protection.

Aging is a natural part of life, and as we enter our 50s and beyond, our skin may require extra care and attention. By now, it should be no secret that one of the most significant factors that can accelerate the aging process of our skin is sun exposure. However, with the right skin and sun care practices, we have the power to age gracefully and maintain healthy, radiant skin.

We are absolutely elated to announce our partnership with the one and only Rande Gerber - serial entrepreneur and founder of Casamigos Tequila.   How did Rande first become acquainted with our brand? As luck would have it, Gerber discovered Hampton Sun during his stay at the Four Seasons in Miami with his wife, Cindy Crawford.

Hyaluronic acid is one of the most essential ingredients in many skincare products, and for good reason. This powerful natural compound has been used to treat a variety of skin conditions for centuries and is increasingly important as we age. Hyaluronic acid can help reduce wrinkles and keep your skin looking youthful. Here’s what you need to know about this amazing ingredient.

The sun is a wonderful and powerful source of energy, but it can also be dangerous. Excessive exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause skin damage, which raises the risk of developing melanoma—a type of cancer that begins in cells known as melanocytes.

We are absolutely thrilled to be partnering with IHG Resorts & Hotels this year for the 2022 US Open! Being huge fans of the game ourselves (a few of our team members have been playing since elementary school!) this partnership has become something we get particularly excited about each year.

We are feeling so incredibly honored to have just learned that the one-and-only Kaia Gerber has named our SPF 15 Gel and SPF 4 Oil two of her beauty routine must-haves! In both articles, Kaia notes that her father, Rande Gerber, had initially been the one to recommend Hampton Sun to her. Being long-time admirers of the Gerber/Crawford family, this news means that much more to us!

If we had to choose 3 of our favorite spots in the Hamptons, these would be them, no questions asked. If you find yourself in the Hamptons this summer, and haven't already visited these spectacular spots, we recommend making a weekend out of it! Trust us, you're bound to fall in love with each of them!

Skin cancer is America’s most common cancer - there are 5 million+ diagnoses alone in the United States each year. Here’s a very important point to remember that most people tend to forget - No one is exempt from skin cancer - no matter your ethnicity or skin tone, you are at risk.