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3 x NIVEA Sun Protect & Moisture Sun Spray SPF 30 or SPF 20 - (200 ml) - £10.40 / £9.75 S&S + voucher
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Works out about £3.25 each with max S&S + voucher
Immediate protection: NIVEA SUN moisturising cream spray offers immediate effective protection against UVA and UVB rays, sunburn, and premature skin ageing
SPF 30: NIVEA SUN cream SPF 30 offers a medium level of sun protection with its water-resistant formula which protects against sun exposure and UV-induced skin damage
Skin moisturising: This NIVEA sun cream supports skin protection from the inside with antioxidant Vitamin E, helping to keep skin moisturised for up to 48 hours
How to apply: Apply a visible layer before sun exposure before rubbing in, let dry then reapply to ensure adequate coverage. Reapply frequently, especially after swimming, perspiring, or towelling
Sustainability: NIVEA's sun protection cares for your skin and the planet. The 78% biodegradable formula is free from Oxybenzone, Octinoxate, Octocrylene, and microplastic
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Works out about £3.25 each with max S&S + voucher
Immediate protection: NIVEA SUN moisturising cream spray offers immediate effective protection against UVA and UVB rays, sunburn, and premature skin ageing
SPF 30: NIVEA SUN cream SPF 30 offers a medium level of sun protection with its water-resistant formula which protects against sun exposure and UV-induced skin damage
Skin moisturising: This NIVEA sun cream supports skin protection from the inside with antioxidant Vitamin E, helping to keep skin moisturised for up to 48 hours
How to apply: Apply a visible layer before sun exposure before rubbing in, let dry then reapply to ensure adequate coverage. Reapply frequently, especially after swimming, perspiring, or towelling
Sustainability: NIVEA's sun protection cares for your skin and the planet. The 78% biodegradable formula is free from Oxybenzone, Octinoxate, Octocrylene, and microplastic
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sorted bySo they are banned due to potential for nut allergies.
I thought it was the seed oil mafia
"Nurseries and pre-schools have shared a warning that a range of Nivea's sun creams for 'Kids' now have almond oil in them, advising parents to stop bringing the products into settings, due to some children and staff having nut allergies."
£9.13 for 3 of kids 50+ amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B003R7KMNI?ref=ppx_pt2_mob_b_prod_image (edited)
Aldi and a lot of other less known brands are all better and cheaper than this stuff.
I'll buy this one instead: amzn.eu/d/3…vIj
I've taken Lacura Factor 30 to Egypt before and didn't burn once.
My go to sun protector from now on.
You can do a simple research and will be shocked
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Morrisons sun creams? Ah, I heard they were so good they'd turn you into a lobster just by looking at the bottle! But honestly, they didn't make the cut for comparison because we didn't want to risk starting a sunscreen war. Let's keep the beach peaceful, shall we? (edited)
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SPF 50+ 3 stars UVA is better than SPF 30 5 stars for UVA protection for example.
Some companies like LRP don't show the stars at all anymore. This is despite the fact LRP Uvmune 400 is easily the best of the lot for UVA protection. It only shows the UVA stamp without the stars, this means it had at least a PPD of 16. The reality is their Invisible Fluid has a PPD of about 56 which is exceptionally high and yet doesn't represent the full picture as PPD is also flawed as it too doesn't properly represent UVA1.
The bottom line is if you actually want properly UVA protection, buy Uvmune or P20 Kids (not as good but better than 99%). Avene protects fully against the UVA range too but they have not released PPD values so it is unknown how strong any of the UVA protection is.
The vast majority of store brand sun creams and random ones you can buy use outdated filters that don't block UVA as well as we can do.
Uvmune also doesn't sting eyes. Which is a bonus. It probably protects the eyes from UVA a little too due to this ironically. (edited)
Won't Amazon pick up on that I usually cancel the subs afterwards? Think I've kept a couple going but binned the rest
Kids and adult..thanks OP great offer right for summer..
SPF50+ UVA 3 stars is better than SPF30 UVA 5 stars for example.
However, the star system itself is flawed. It doesn't properly cover the UVA1 range. The best sun cream in the world right now is La Roche-Posay Uvmune 400, which has a total of no stars listed, only a UVA approval mark (which means it had at least a PPD of 16). It actually has a PPD of 35-50+ depending on which version, but ultimately this is largely irrelevant too. The most important part is to simply do your research on the ingredients. Both PPD and the Boots UVA star rating are flawed and don't properly calculate the UVA1 coverage, only UVA2. So 95% of sun creams actually have a huge hole in UVA protection despite claiming to be good.
So what is the bottom line? You need to buy a sun cream with known high PPD / Boots UVA stars for UVA2 protection, high SPF value (50+ ideally) and the most modern advanced filter for UVA1 protection up to 400mm. This means that you basically shouldn't buy any sun cream that isn't La Roche-Posay Uvmune 400 or P20 Kids. Avene also has coverage up to 400mm but their PPD isn't proven so it may have overall low UVA2 coverage strength even if it covers the full spectrum of UVA unlike 95% of the options.
Every sun cream you buy needs to have Uvmune 400, Tinosorb M, TriAsorB or one of the other very advanced 400mm UVA1 filters that were launched in the past few years. If you actually want to prevent sun aging. (edited)
Why did the lobster bring sun cream to the beach? Because it found a gap in the market and decided to become a "Brand" New England Lobster, complete with REAL SPF50 protection and laughing at the English machos with no protection at all, looking like lobsters the next day!
Exclusive only at Morrisons (edited)