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- Most helpful positiveThe user's roll: Lyko Creator. The post was made 1 yearsRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Not just for kids
This sunscreen is formulated for kids, but I - an old person! - use it on my face and hands. I love sunscreens formulated for kids because you know they are very gentle on sensitive skin, have no scent, and have a really high SPF and good ingredients. The formula leaves the skin a bit shiny, so it might not be the best choice if you have oily or acne-prone skin. For someone with dry, slightly older skin like me, itâs perfect! The packaging is small, and I love the pump bottle. This is the perfect sunscreen to carry in your handbag all day. #lykoreview1306 views - The post was made 1 weekRating: 5 out of 5
Surprisingly good for acne-prone skin
Bought this for my baby (for whom it worked super well, good protection, no irritation, easy to spread), but due to a packing mistake I also used it on my own face. I have acne-prone, sensitive skin and have tried countless sunscreens over the years; this is the first and only one that doesnât cause me acne or irritated skin. It doesnât sting the eyes either and doesnât run off if you sweat. The skin is moisturized and nice after 7 days of applying several times a day. Magically good, 50 points out of 5! âď¸ #lykoreview298 views
La Roche-PosayAntheliosBaby Lotion SPF50+ 50 ml
Free delivery option available from 300 kr, can be sent immediately
ANTHELIOS BABY LOTION SPF 50+ offers super high protection, tolerance, and comfort for your little one's delicate skin.
Usage:
PEDIATRICIANS AND DERMATOLOGISTS RECOMMEND: DO NOT EXPOSE INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT.
Too much sun can pose serious health risks. Keep babies and toddlers out of direct sunlight. Even when using sunscreen, avoid prolonged sun exposure as it doesnât provide 100% protection. Apply the sunscreen before heading out into the sun. Use a generous amount, at least a handful, to ensure your child is always protected, especially after sweating, swimming, or towel drying. Using too little sunscreen significantly reduces its effectiveness. Dress your child in protective clothing, including a hat, t-shirt, and sunglasses.
Avoid the sun during peak hours when the rays are strongest. Choose a product with protection that suits your skin type.
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