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High UV: choose sun care by need
UV index ≥ 6 on any one day 2–7 days ahead.
Proposed subject: UV index high in {{ location }} on Saturday
Boots · independent concept
A UV 10 forecast prompts a beach-bag check: a four-piece sun kit, and a simple timeline for reapplying sunscreen through the day.
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Daily Face Fluid SPF 30
Face sunscreen in a pump bottle
Body Lotion SPF 50
Body sunscreen in a flip-cap tube
Sport Stick SPF 50
Twist-up stick for ears, nose and neck
After-Sun Aloe Gel
Evening after-sun
In Weathercop, merchants choose up to ten products for each trigger. The event sent to Klaviyo carries them to the email. Care guides and other advice links can be added to the creative.
These are reasons to try it, not measured results.
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{{ location }}stands for the customer’s city, filled in when the email sends.
A plum bar reading “UV forecast · San Diego”, then the Halfshade mark (a half-shaded sun) and lowercase wordmark.
“Friday · very high UV.” “Friday’s UV index: 10.” That’s the top of the “very high” band; if Friday means the beach, pack the bag the night before. A photo of a pump bottle, a squeeze tube, a stick and an after-sun jar on sunlit stone, with a “UV 10” badge.
Daily peak UV for San Diego as bars: Wednesday 7 (high), Thursday 8 (very high), Friday 10 (very high, highlighted), Saturday 9, Sunday 6.
A UV 10 forecast is a good reason to check the beach bag tonight: is last summer’s bottle past its date, and is there anything for the face, or for after? Button: Shop the Friday kit.
Four coloured tiles: Daily Face Fluid SPF 30, 50 ml pump, $24; Body Lotion SPF 50, 200 ml tube, $19; Sport Stick SPF 50, 15 g, $14; After-Sun Aloe Gel, 150 ml jar, $16. Each has an Add to bag link. Then “All four, packed in a mesh beach pouch”, $73. Button: Get the kit.
The label directions: apply 15 minutes before sun exposure and reapply at least every 2 hours. A timeline under the sun’s arc marks 10 AM apply, reapply at 12, 2 and 4, then after-sun in the evening. Plus once more after every swim, sweat or towel-off; shade, a hat and a shirt do the rest.
A note that the email comes from UV alerts for San Diego, preference links, “Read the label and follow the directions”, and “Fictional concept · Weathercop”.

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UV index ≥ 6 on any one day 2–7 days ahead.
Proposed subject: UV index high in {{ location }} on Saturday
Boots · independent concept

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Clear skies on any one day 2–7 days ahead.
Proposed subject: Clear skies over {{ location }} — and the sun's sitting low
Ray-Ban · independent concept

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Daily low ≤ 32°F on any one day 2–7 days ahead.
Proposed subject: Dry, cold air in {{ location }} this week
iHerb · independent concept