News — baby sunscreen

One bottle for everyone. Here is how our SPF50+ feels on the skin, how much to use, and how to reapply correctly so the whole family stays protected.

Babies can start wearing sunscreen from around 6 months, on small areas of exposed skin. Under 6 months, Australian guidance is shade, clothing and a hat first. What to look for in a baby sunscreen, how to patch test and how to apply it.

Five things to check before you buy a sunscreen for sensitive skin in Australia: fragrance, essential oils, the free-from list, independent SPF testing and TGA registration. Plus how to patch test and what to do when switching.