Sunsense Toddler Milk SPF 50 - 125ml

Use for tender young skin
Decreases risk of sensitivity-reaction
Water-resistant for 40 minutes

For your sunscreen to work properly, it needs to be properly applied. Long term skin damage can occur if you apply too little sunscreen, fail to cover all exposed areas of your body, or allow your sunscreen to be washed off by water or rubbing.

To achieve the SPF as specified on the SUNSENSETM Sunscreen you are using, you need to apply roughly 2mg of sunscreen per square centimetre of exposed skin. For an average person, that’s 35ml for your entire body – or around 1 teaspoon per limb.

Sunscreen should be applied at least 15 minutes before you go outside and then re-applied after swimming, rubbing or towelling off.

SUNSENSE sunscreens have been specially formulated to protect all types of skin from the sun’s potentially harmful rays.

Unfortunately, sun damage is cumulative. Blistering or painful sunburn in childhood and adolescence is associated with an increased risk of skin cancer. Just one blistering sunburn during teenage years contributes to the risk of developing skin cancer later in life.

It’s important to use a high quality SPF 30+ broad spectrum sunscreen in conjunction with protective clothing, hats and eyewear and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.

Whether it’s for your skin, your family’s or your child’s - or whether it’s for the beach, the sporting field or just everyday use - SUNSENSE sunscreens has the ideal sunscreen product for you.