Product Description
Your face takes the worst of it. Every ride into a headwind, every long run in freezing rain, every early morning on the trail — your cheeks, nose, and forehead absorb punishment that the rest of your body is covered from. Over time, that exposure adds up: windburn, cracking, dryness, and premature aging that your regular moisturizer was never designed to handle.
Premax Weather Defence Facial Cream is an exercise-specific facial cream that creates a breathable, protective barrier against wind, cold, and rain — while keeping your skin nourished and hydrated through the toughest conditions. Tested in sub-zero temperatures and 80 km/h winds alongside elite cyclists and triathletes, this is face protection purpose-built for outdoor athletes.
Breathable Weather Barrier – Castor Seed Oil and Macadamia Oil create a protective shield that complements your skin's natural oils. Unlike heavy balms that suffocate pores, this formula lets your skin breathe and thermoregulate naturally while blocking wind and rain from stripping moisture.
Skin Renewal Under Pressure – Rosehip Oil and Sweet Orange Peel Oil deliver concentrated Vitamin C and essential fatty acids that actively boost skin cell repair and renewal — even while you're out training. Your face isn't just protected; it's recovering in real time.
Deep Hydration That Holds – Shea Butter locks in moisture with a sealed barrier, while Aloe Vera and Lavender Oil soothe irritation and calm redness from windburn and cold exposure. The result is skin that stays soft and hydrated for hours, not minutes.
This cream absorbs quickly, never feels heavy, and layers perfectly under sunscreen for year-round protection. Apply Weather Defence over your sunscreen in winter, or use it solo on overcast days when UV isn't the threat but wind and cold are.
How to Use Premax Weather Defence Facial Cream
10–15 minutes before training: Apply two fingertips' worth to clean, dry skin, focusing on cheeks and nose — the areas that take the most punishment.
Layering with sunscreen: Apply sunscreen first and let it dry completely, then layer Weather Defence on top for combined UV and weather protection.
Pro tip: Reapply every 3–4 hours during long sessions. For best results, quickly clean your face before reapplying so the cream absorbs into fresh skin.
For gear that arrives damaged or falls under the manufacturer's warranty: Please send a photo of the damage or error message to hello@thefeed.com. We will either help process a claim for the product and a replacement product or store credit will be provided, or we will direct you towards the correct place to make a warranty claim for the product. For returns on gear that you have used, we follow the manufacturer's instructions for satisfaction guarantees. This is specific to each gear product, terms and conditions may change.
Premax Weather Defence Facial Cream FAQ's
Everything you need to know before getting started.
No. For sun protection, apply your sunscreen first and let it dry, then layer Weather Defence on top. Together they provide full UV and weather protection. We recommend pairing it with a sport-specific sunscreen like Kinesys or Zealios.
Apply 10–15 minutes before training to clean, dry skin. Focus on cheeks and nose — the areas most exposed to wind and cold. Reapply every 3–4 hours during longer sessions.
Regular moisturizers hydrate but don't create a protective barrier against wind, rain, and cold. Premax Weather Defence uses Castor Seed Oil and Macadamia Oil to build a breathable shield that blocks the elements while still letting your skin thermoregulate during exercise.
No. The formula is specifically designed to be breathable so your skin can still thermoregulate and sweat naturally. It absorbs quickly and won't feel heavy or greasy during training.
Wind strips away your skin's natural oils, causing irritation and damage to the outer layer. Research suggests it can also slough off superficial skin cells, exposing newer, more delicate skin underneath — making you more vulnerable to UV damage. Prevention is much easier than repair.