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Posted 27 May 2023
NIVEA SUN Kids Moisturising Sun Lotion SPF50+ (200 ml), £5.99, x2 for £10 @ Amazon
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On my account it showed 10% discount for 1st Subscribe and Save. Stacked this with max S&S discount (15%) and got x2 for £7.60.
SPF 50+: Immediately protects against sun exposure and long-term skin damage with highly effective UVA & UVB protection
Moisturising formula: Specially designed to care for children's delicate skin, the sun protection formula helps to reduce the risk of sun-induced skin damage
Water-resistant: Suncream for kids is water-resistant making it perfect for all of the splashing around at the beach or swimming pool
How to apply: Apply before sun exposure to give a visible layer before rubbing in, let it dry then reapply. Reapply sun cream SPF 50+ frequently
Highly effective: NIVEA caring formula for children's delicate skin helps to reduce the risk of sun allergies and is highly water-resistant
SPF 50+: Immediately protects against sun exposure and long-term skin damage with highly effective UVA & UVB protection
Moisturising formula: Specially designed to care for children's delicate skin, the sun protection formula helps to reduce the risk of sun-induced skin damage
Water-resistant: Suncream for kids is water-resistant making it perfect for all of the splashing around at the beach or swimming pool
How to apply: Apply before sun exposure to give a visible layer before rubbing in, let it dry then reapply. Reapply sun cream SPF 50+ frequently
Highly effective: NIVEA caring formula for children's delicate skin helps to reduce the risk of sun allergies and is highly water-resistant
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sorted byBasically mineral-based are the best as they rarely enter the body (form a layer on the top) but if you inhale it (as a spray or powered/dried) you’ll be ingested zinc or titanium which is not very good for you at all.
The typical sun cream is jam packed full of harmful chemicals like Benzene and Octocrylene which are carcinogenic and are absorbed by the skin within minutes of application.
However, the risks are both are lower than the risks of sun damage.
Yet we are told to get 15mins of sun on our skin each day for Vitamin D…