Kids Sunscreen

Kids sunscreen includes lotions, creams, sticks and sprays designed to help protect exposed skin from ultraviolet radiation. Compare whether the product offers broad-spectrum protection, its sun protection factor, water-resistance duration and suitability for sensitive skin. Sticks can be practical for the face, while lotions make it easier to cover larger areas evenly. Apply sunscreen according to the label before sun exposure and reapply at least every two hours, as well as after swimming, sweating or towel drying. No sunscreen is waterproof, so water-resistant products still need reapplication. Babies younger than six months should mainly be protected with shade and clothing, and caregivers should ask a healthcare professional before applying sunscreen to them.