Six to eight hours of Malaysian sun, heat, and sweat? Your skin needs a game plan. Whether you’re a dedicated F1 fan like Max Verstappen supporters or attending as a VIP guest, your skin faces the same UV intensity that even professional racers and celebrities protect against on race day. Here’s exactly what to do before, during, and after the F1.
Your skin barrier is your first line of defense against UV damage. A week of strategic prep strengthens it, so when race day comes, your skin can handle the exposure better. Here’s the simple 3-step routine:
This is the single most important product you’ll use on race day. Sunscreen isn’t optional; it’s your armor. SPF matters, formula matters, and reapplication matters. Here’s what you need to know.
Use SPF 50 or higher. SPF 50 blocks about 98% of UV rays, and going higher gives you a little extra margin for a full day in direct sun. Just as important is the formula: with the heat and sweat of a race day, choose a water-resistant sunscreen so it stays put and keeps protecting you rather than sliding off. Whatever you pick, water resistance buys you more time but doesn’t replace reapplying, so top up through the day.
Euphie LiteGuard SPF 50 PA+ with Antioxidant is lightweight, water-resistant, and works under makeup. Apply 15 minutes before heading out.
Applying sunscreen once at home isn’t enough. UV exposure is cumulative, and sweat washes protection away. Even professional F1 drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso know that a consistent sun protection strategy during race weekends keeps skin healthy. Here’s your hour-by-hour game plan to stay protected all day:
Reapply sunscreen every 2 hours (11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 5 PM). Set phone reminders.
Over makeup, use:
Other essentials:
What you do in the first 24 hours after the F1 determines how your skin looks days later. Inflammation peaks 12 to 24 hours post-sun, so this immediate window is crucial. Follow these three steps in order:
Step 1: Cleanse Gently
Use a soft, oil-based cleanser to remove sunscreen, sweat, and dirt. Follow with a gentle cream cleanser.
Step 2: Hydrate Layers
Apply hydrating serum → moisturizer → hydrating sheet mask. Your skin lost water.
Step 3: No Actives for 48 Hours:
Skip retinoids, vitamin C, and exfoliants. Hydration only.
After a full day outdoors, your skin needs professional recovery support to reverse damage, restore hydration, and bring back that glow. This 3-step treatment does exactly that in one appointment:
What’s Included:
Performed by: LCP Certified Doctors
Book 2 to 3 days after the F1
For New Customers Only | Valid till 11 October 2024
Don’t leave anything to chance. Print this list, take a photo, or memorize these essentials. Having everything on race day means zero regrets about your skin later:
After a day in the F1 sun, heat, and outdoor environment, your skin needs more than a quick refresh. Follow a proper post-race skincare routine and consider Euphie Clinic’s Skin Pit Stop to help restore hydration and support skin recovery.
The Skin Pit Stop is RM366 for all three treatments (normally RM2,380 total value). That’s an 85% discount. It’s a limited-time promo for new customers only, valid till 11 October 2026.
No. If you have a severe sunburn (blistering, peeling), wait 5 to 7 days for the burn to settle before booking. The Pico Laser and Skin Booster work best on recovered skin. If it’s mild pinkness, we can still treat you; call to confirm with the clinic.
Minimal. The Milk Peel might leave your skin slightly red for 2 to 4 hours. The Pico Laser and Skin Booster have virtually no downtime. Most people return to daily activities immediately. Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours.
Yes, after 2 hours. Your skin may be slightly sensitive, so use mineral makeup or a light tinted moisturizer rather than heavy foundation. Avoid active ingredients (actives, acids, retinoids) for 48 hours after treatment.
Yes. Our LCP Certified Doctors customize treatment intensity based on your skin type and tone. The Pico Laser is safe for melanin-rich skin when adjusted properly. Always mention any sensitivities during your consultation.
Wait 3-5 days. Your skin is inflamed immediately after sun exposure, and treatment works better once acute redness subsides. Booking too early can feel uncomfortable and may not give optimal results.
Both. You’ll notice immediately brighter, more hydrated skin from the Milk Peel and Skin Booster. The Pico Laser results (even tone, clearer skin) develop over 5 to 7 days as pigmentation breaks down and heals. Full results peak at 2 to 3 weeks.
Most medications and conditions are fine. Mention them during your consultation, especially if you’re on blood thinners, isotretinoin (Accutane), or have keloid-prone skin. Our doctors will assess and advise whether treatment is suitable for you.
After a full day outdoors, your skin needs professional recovery support to reverse damage, restore hydration, and bring back that glow.
The price won’t stay this low forever. But today, it’s yours. Valid till 11 October 2026.
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