Sensitive Baby Mineral Sunscreen Stick SPF50

Our sunscreens are non-nano by the definition of the European regulation (EC) No 1223/2009. However “Non-Nano” is an unregulated statement in the United States, which is why we have decided to no longer make this statement. Our sunscreens are independently tested for effectiveness and safety under dermatological and pediatric supervision. They are suitable for all ages, from babies to adults.

Yes! Sunscreen sticks do a great job of protecting skin from the sun's harmful rays. It is important to use a sunscreen stick correctly and be sure to cover all areas with the stick when applying. Many people find sunscreen sticks especially helpful in applying sunscreen to young children who may have trouble sitting still and allowing for lotion to be rubbed in. Sunscreen sticks can be especially helpful for application to areas like the face, to avoid getting sunscreen in babies eyes.

Absolutely. Many doctors recommend that babies be protected with mineral sunscreen as it sits atop the skin, whereas chemical sunscreen is absorbed into the skin. It is also important to provide proper protection with shade and protective clothing for babies and young children, in addition to using SPF protection.

Babies should not be exposed to the sun intentionally. To protect against incidental exposure, they can start wearing sunscreen when they're over 6 months of age unless otherwise approved by the child’s doctor, according to the FDA. To provide proper sun protection for your baby, aim to keep them out of the sun and use additional sun protection methods, like covering them up with a hat, long pants, and a long-sleeve shirt.