Farline Transparent Pediatric Spray SPF50+ 2x200ml

Farline Transparent Pediatric Spray SPF50+ 2x200ml is a children's sunscreen with a very high protection factor against UVA and UVB radiation.

Its formula is water resistant, easy to apply and suitable for all skin types, including atopic skin.

• Shake before use.

• Apply the sunscreen to clean, dry skin half an hour before exposure to the sun to ensure maximum protection.

• Massage gently for effective absorption.

• To maintain protection, repeat every 2 hours or after bathing, sweating or drying off.

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€6.00 / 100 ml

Using sunscreen is essential to protect and prevent UVA and UVB rays from penetrating the skin. The sun filters included in sunscreen create a barrier on the skin that protects it from irritation, burns, allergies and redness. Babies and infants need special attention, as their skin is not able to fully synthesise melanin and is more fragile. It is especially important to use high protection factor sunscreen with anti-UVA filters that are water-resistant. For sunscreen with maximum effectiveness, it must be applied in appropriate quantities and spread evenly over the entire surface of the skin, applying it every 2 hours, after bathing or sweating. It is also important to avoid exposure to the sun in the middle of the day (from noon to 16:00) and it is advisable to use dietary supplements to boost sunscreen. Using aftersun is also advisable so that the skin recovers moisture and maintains its natural antioxidants. If you are taking photosensitising medication or have a skin condition, it is particularly important to follow these recommendations. If you develop blisters, fever, or a headache after sun exposure, consult your doctor.