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Photoderm Pediatrics Spray SPF 50+

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Photoderm Pediatrics Spray SPF 50+

Sunscreens

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Baby | Sunscreens
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South Africa
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Bioderma Photoderm Pediatrics Spray SPF 50+ is a very high-factor, ultra-safe sunscreen designed to help protect the delicate skin of children when exposed to the sun. Suitable for sensitive and atopic-prone skin. Safe for babies from 12 months old. Key ingredients include Sun Barrier Technology which combines UV filters that protect against UVB and UVA rays. Vitamin E significantly helps reduce free radical damage produced by UV exposure. Apricot Kernel Oil rich in biomimetic lipids provides skin with superior moisturisation. Multi-resistant against water, heat, humidity, sand, and sweat. Fragrance-free. Tested under pediatric, dermatological and opthalmological supervision. Dr Webster’s Recommendation: Bioderma Photoderm Pediatrics Spray protects and strengthens the skin barrier while providing very high broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection adapted to the delicate skin of children. Can be used on the face and body. This sunscreen uses a spray nozzle for easy application and has a non-greasy, invisible finish.

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