SPF 30 Baby Sunscreen Lotion with Natural Aloe Vera Leaf Extract
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- Pure and Simple Sunscreen Lotion. - Aloe Vera Leaf Extract. - SPF30 PA+++. - Combination sunscreen, fresh and non-greasy. |
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Aloe Vera Leaf Extract
-Natural Aloe Vera Leaf Extract protects babies’ delicate skin. -SPF 30 protects babies from the UVA/UVB of the sunshine.
-Double protection with physical and chemical sunscreen that is fresh and non-greasy. |
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Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB
Provides the best broad-spectrum protection to help prevent sunburn damage caused by UVA/UVB radiation. |
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Natural Aloe Vera Leaf Extract |
SPF 30 PA+++ |
Double Protection of Physical and Chemical |
Fresh and Not-greasy |
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1. Can I use sunscreen lotion on my baby? Because a baby’s skin is delicate and has poor resistance, pediatricians advise the baby to stay away from the sun for the first six months. If babies are over 6 months old and need to use sunscreen lotion, they must choose sunscreen lotion suitable for babies to be protected. Our formula is extremely mild, non-irritating, and gentle enough for even the most delicate skin.
2. How do I effectively use sunscreen lotion on my baby? Apply sunscreen lotion evenly to the baby's skin, including the face about 20 minutes before going outside. Make sure to reapply sunscreen lotion every 2 hours. If you sweat or swim, you can use waterproof sunscreen lotion and reapply after drying your body. Try to avoid excessive sun exposure around noon.
3. Can I use sunscreen lotion with high SPF on my baby? A baby’s skin is thinner and more delicate than adults, making them more vulnerable to external stimuli. The higher the SPF of sunscreen, the more likely it is to cause irritation to a baby's skin, which can cause allergic reactions. For babies, choosing sunscreen with an SPF index of 30 can meet their daily sunscreen needs.
4. Can I use sunscreen spray on my baby? Sunscreen spray can be easily inhaled by the baby, causing irritation to the baby's respiratory tract and lungs. Therefore, it is recommended to choose special sunscreen for infants. Parents should apply it on their hands first and then on their babies.
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