Natural sunscreen baby & child SPF50
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Nourishes and protects the body from UVA and UVB radiation
With natural, mineral UV filters based on non-nano zinc oxide, Naïfs sunscreen for babies & children is suitable for even the most sensitive skin. The natural sunscreen immediately protects the body and face from harmful UV rays. The cream is easy to apply and thanks to the natural oils it leaves no white residue on the skin.
- Protects with natural SPF50
- Don't whiten
- water resistant
- In sustainable packaging made from sugar cane
- Developed and produced in the Netherlands
- For all skin types, with minimal chance of skin reaction
- 100% vegan and ocean friendly, free from oxybenzone
- 100 ml content
By the way: Did you know that sunscreen can pollute the sea? This is due to the ingredients oxybenzone and octinoxate, but also to microplastics and nanoparticles. Good news, we don't have that here! In addition, the packaging is made of sugar cane. This saves about 55 grams of CO2 per tube compared to a normal plastic tube. But of course we think that's completely normal.
We advise parents to keep their infants out of the sun as much as possible, especially during the first year of life. Should the baby need to go out in the sun, Naïf's natural sunscreen for babies and children is safe to use even on the sensitive skin of newborns.
Application: Apply a lot of cream to your child before going into the sun. Apply evenly to body and face. For optimal protection, apply a new layer of sunscreen every two hours. In general, keep babies and children out of the sun as much as possible. Do you still have to use the sunscreen? Yes, in any case! You should also apply a lot of sunscreen in the shade.
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"Our planet and its ecological challenges are forcing us to act. This action begins with our awareness of consuming better. But what does that mean? It means putting quality far above quantity again. And that's exactly what our fellow human beings from third world countries are entitled to Quality."
"Our planet and its ecological challenges are forcing us to act. This action begins with our awareness of consuming better. But what does that mean? It means putting quality far above quantity again. And that's exactly what our fellow human beings from third world countries are entitled to Quality."