09.12.24
La Roche-Posay Global Brand Advocate, Jannik Sinner, has won the US Open Championship.
The brand returned to the US Open this year as its official sunscreen sponsor for the third year in a row with a sun safety education booth at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Sinner faced off against fellow La Roche-Posay Sun Safety Advocate Taylor Fritz, the first American US Open finalist in 18 years and currently ranked #7 in the world by the Association of Tennis Professionals.
Sinner and Fritz's long-term collaboration with La Roche-Posay was announced earlier this year, aiming to address the lack of protection and education around UV rays, leveraging La Roche-Posay's pioneering expertise and iconic sunscreen range, Anthelios.
In addition to providing over 600,000 complimentary sunscreen samples, the brand offered access to free dermatological advice from New York State board-certified dermatologists. The brand also sampled Anthelios sunscreens at product-sampling kiosks throughout the grounds, with full-sized sunscreens for sale at US Open Collection stores.
La Roche-Posay has been leading the charge in educating the public on proper sun safety habits, supporting skin cancer prevention, and providing hundreds of thousands of people with free access to annual skin checks since 2010.
La Roche-Posay partners with some of the world's most exceptional athletes to further raise awareness on the importance of sun protection, especially for those who participate in outdoor sports including, Madison Keys, and Frances Tiafoe.
La Roche-Posay Named Official Sunscreen Partner of the US Open
The brand returned to the US Open this year as its official sunscreen sponsor for the third year in a row with a sun safety education booth at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Sinner faced off against fellow La Roche-Posay Sun Safety Advocate Taylor Fritz, the first American US Open finalist in 18 years and currently ranked #7 in the world by the Association of Tennis Professionals.
Sinner and Fritz's long-term collaboration with La Roche-Posay was announced earlier this year, aiming to address the lack of protection and education around UV rays, leveraging La Roche-Posay's pioneering expertise and iconic sunscreen range, Anthelios.
In addition to providing over 600,000 complimentary sunscreen samples, the brand offered access to free dermatological advice from New York State board-certified dermatologists. The brand also sampled Anthelios sunscreens at product-sampling kiosks throughout the grounds, with full-sized sunscreens for sale at US Open Collection stores.
La Roche-Posay has been leading the charge in educating the public on proper sun safety habits, supporting skin cancer prevention, and providing hundreds of thousands of people with free access to annual skin checks since 2010.
La Roche-Posay partners with some of the world's most exceptional athletes to further raise awareness on the importance of sun protection, especially for those who participate in outdoor sports including, Madison Keys, and Frances Tiafoe.
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