Suncare / Tennis

Tennis might be one of the sneakiest sun exposure sports.

Why? Because you're usually too focused on the ball to think about your skin.

Person outdoors in midday sun
Court time stacks up — practices, matches, and tournaments under open sky.

Midday Is the Problem

Matches often happen in the middle of the day when UV levels are highest. Add practices, tournaments, and hours spent on uncovered courts, and the exposure starts adding up quickly.

Matches happen when UV is highest — and you're too focused on the ball to notice.

Sunscreen should always be your first move. But anyone who's played tennis in July knows how difficult it can be to keep sunscreen perfectly applied through sweat and long matches.

Build in Layers

That's why many athletes build multiple layers of protection into their routine.

Applying SPF sunscreen
Sunscreen first — then shade, UPF, and daily support.

REYS is one of those layers. Designed to complement sunscreen and shade, REYS provides daily support for skin resilience, collagen preservation, and skin barrier health.*

The goal isn't less tennis. It's smarter protection.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.