Sunscreen for the face is recommended for infants and kids starting from birth and can be used by moms also. Very high protection SPF50+ UVB and UVA. This product is extremely water resistant, strengthens the skin barrier, and protects young children's skin's cellular richness from UV radiation.
Avocado perseose boosting the formation of the skin's essential components (proteins and lipids), it contributes to the development of the skin's barrier function.
Avocado oil assisting to lessen UV harm, calms itchy skin, can control the damages caused by sunburn
Strong antioxidant vitamin E guards against pollution, UV radiation, and solar damage to the environment.
Glycerin draws water to the skin and binds it there, keeping the skin moisturised and protecting it from irritants in the environment.
Smooth and fluid texture makes it easy to apply and leaves baby’s skin feeling silky-soft and hydrated, with a non-sticky finish.
Apply generously and evenly on dry skin 15-20 minutes before exposure (face and body).
Re-apply on dry skin every 2 hours and after each swim or after perspiration.
For external use only
Avoid the eye area
Store it in a dry and dark place
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Frequently Asked Questions
Look for sunscreens/lotions with titanium dioxide or zinc oxide as the active ingredient. These mineral-based, non-toxic products physically shield your baby’s skin from UV rays.
Mustela sun lotion is safe for kids from birth on i.e. 0+ months onwards.
Yes, it is formulated with vitamin E and its antioxidant nature protects the skin and regular use of sunscreen can help prevent sunburns, and irritation.
There are two types of sunscreen physical and chemical. “Physical sunscreens are mineral-based, and they reflect the UV light off the skin,” Chemical sunscreens absorb the UV so it doesn’t get into the body.” It is recommended to choose physical sunscreen for babies since the ingredients doesn’t harm or be harsh on the skin
Pediatrics suggests that, sunscreen can be applied on children who are older than six months. That’s because some babies may experience a skin reaction like contact dermatitis due to the chemicals in sunscreen reacting with their sensitive newborn skin.
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