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Take care of your child's skin with a good sunscreen
Always remember the sunscreen
8 tips for how to protect your child from the sun
- If your child is under one year old, make sure to keep him out of the sun and in the shade with a sun hat and light and sun-protective clothing as for example a UV suit.
- When your child is out in the sun, remember to wear sunscreen and a sun hat. The sunscreen should be applied approx. 20 minutes before the child goes out into the sun, so that it can penetrate the skin properly. After this, it must be applied approx. every 3 hours, or as needed.
- Your child should ideally be kept in the shade between 12-3pm, as the sun's rays are strongest and most harmful during this period.
- Look for a sunscreen for children, which is asthma- and allergy-friendly and without perfume. In this way, you avoid your child having an allergic reaction.
- Choose a sunscreen for your child that protects against UVA radiation and UVB radiation. Read more about these further down the page.
- How much sunscreen is needed? For a child, you don't need more than a small child's hand (approx. 20 ml.) to be able to cover the child's body from head to toe.
- It can be a really good idea to smear the child in sunscreen more times during a day, especially if it has been sweating or been out swimming. That way, you are sure that your child is protected from the sun's rays at all times.
- Give your child the opportunity to go in or play in the shade during the day. This can be done by setting up a sun sail, UV tent or a parasol.
Sunscreen for babies
Is your baby under one year, you should never let him or her stay in direct sunlight. Instead, make sure to keep your baby in the shade. If you cannot avoid having your baby in the sun, you must apply a factor 50 sunscreen well in advance of going outside.
Sun stick for childrenSun stick for children strong>
It is not always that the smaller children think it is nice to have sunscreen smeared on their face. That's why you can find good sun sticks with us, which can be used for the areas of the body that are particularly exposed to the sun. When your child plays outside in the sun, the nose, ears and hands are especially exposed, and you can therefore benefit from using a sunscreen on these areas. You can find sunglasses for your child from popular brands such as Kraes and Meraki. The sunscreen SPF 30 from Kraes is 100% organic and natural, and the sunscreen from Meraki with SPF 50 is certified by Asthma-Allergy Denmark. Both sunscreens are free of harmful chemicals and are especially suitable for the face, ears and hands of all members of the family, big and small. The sun stick is also super easy to carry in your bag, and it should therefore always be in your bag so you can always pull it out.
Waterproof sunscreen for children
A waterproof sunscreen is super practical for the summer days when the children play in the swimming pool or where You are taken to the beach. By using a waterproof sunscreen, you ensure that your child is still protected from the sun's rays, even when bathing. However, you must be aware that the child must be lubricated again if he is dried with a towel, as the sunscreen will then be dried off. In addition, it is always a good idea to apply sunscreen again after a long trip in the sea, so that you are sure that his/her skin is still well protected.
Sunscreen for children without chemicals - only the best is good enough
Aftersun for when the summer day is over
An aftersun may be just what your and your child's body needs, after a long and pleasant day in the beautiful summer sun. An aftersun contains a lot of moisturizing ingredients that the skin can benefit from. In an after sun, there is often a soothing ingredient such as aloe vera or mint, both of which are natural ingredients that effectively relieve irritation and help the skin to heal.
There are also other ingredients in an aftersun that can help reduce inflammation and soothe the burning sensation that can occur after a fun day in the sun.
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However, you must remember that if you or your child are first have become red from the sun's rays, an aftersun does not help with the redness, but only with the burning sensation.
Sunscreen for children, which is not greasy
Most of us prefer a sunscreen that is non-greasy and that penetrates quickly into the skin. The same also applies to most children. The Danish brand Meraki has developed a number of different sunscreens that are both water-repellent, quickly penetrate the skin and are non-greasy. With a non-greasy sunscreen, you and your child get rid of the greasy feeling and the uncomfortable feeling of clothes sticking to the skin on a hot summer day. In addition, your child is also free from sand, grass and other things sticking to the skin. It is nice for everyone if this can be avoided.
Which factor sunscreen should you use for children?
It is recommended of Kræftens Bekæmplese, that you use a factor of 15 as a minimum, but the lighter your child's skin is and the higher the UV index, the higher the factor you should use. Can you avoid your child being out between 12-15, then apply a factor 50 sunscreen, and always remember to give your child a sun hat and /or a UV full suit on.
Can a sunscreen get too old?
Yes, it can . The shelf life is stated on the product, but in some cases it may not last as long as stated and therefore should be thrown away. If it has gotten too old, it will smell or separate. This is because it has been destroyed by bacteria and therefore should not be applied to the skin. If the product has been in the sun for too long, this may be why it does not last as long as stated. Therefore, it is best to store this kind of product in the shade, so you don't run the risk of the sun's rays giving you a useless sunscreen. If you are not absolutely sure whether your sunscreen is too old or not, you should discard it and buy a new one.
How does a sunscreen work?< /h2>Sunscreen for pregnant women
When you are pregnant, your skin will become more sensitive and sensitive to the sun's UV rays than it was before . It does this because of your body's hormonal changes. These changes cause a deposit of the dye melamine, which helps to give you pigment changes. If you sunbathe, your pigment changes will be more clearly visible. Therefore, stay in the shade or apply a sunscreen with a high factor.
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UVA radiation
UVA radiation hits our skin, regardless of whether we are behind glass such as a window in our car or house. When our skin is exposed to the sun's UVA rays, these penetrate far into the layers of the skin, which is the opposite of what UVB rays do. It is the UVA rays that cause our skin to darken after we have been in the sun. Unfortunately, however, it is also the sun's UVA rays that are the big culprits when it comes to the development of skin cancer.
UVB radiation
< p> The UVB rays from the sun are stopped by windows in, for example, your house or your car, and they only hit the outermost layer of our skin. It is also the rays that are to blame for our skin getting sunburned and our skin getting wrinkles and dark spots. They also help to make our skin more relaxed.
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It is not always that the smaller children think it is nice to have sunscreen smeared on their face. That's why you can find good sun sticks with us, which can be used for the areas of the body that are particularly exposed to the sun. When your child plays outside in the sun, the nose, ears and hands are especially exposed, and you can therefore benefit from using a sunscreen on these areas. You can find sunglasses for your child from popular brands such as Kraes and Meraki. The sunscreen SPF 30 from Kraes is 100% organic and natural, and the sunscreen from Meraki with SPF 50 is certified by Asthma-Allergy Denmark. Both sunscreens are free of harmful chemicals and are especially suitable for the face, ears and hands of all members of the family, big and small. The sun stick is also super easy to carry in your bag, and it should therefore always be in your bag so you can always pull it out.
Waterproof sunscreen for children
A waterproof sunscreen is super practical for the summer days when the children play in the swimming pool or where You are taken to the beach. By using a waterproof sunscreen, you ensure that your child is still protected from the sun's rays, even when bathing. However, you must be aware that the child must be lubricated again if he is dried with a towel, as the sunscreen will then be dried off. In addition, it is always a good idea to apply sunscreen again after a long trip in the sea, so that you are sure that his/her skin is still well protected.
Sunscreen for children without chemicals - only the best is good enough
Aftersun for when the summer day is over
An aftersun may be just what your and your child's body needs, after a long and pleasant day in the beautiful summer sun. An aftersun contains a lot of moisturizing ingredients that the skin can benefit from. In an after sun, there is often a soothing ingredient such as aloe vera or mint, both of which are natural ingredients that effectively relieve irritation and help the skin to heal.
There are also other ingredients in an aftersun that can help reduce inflammation and soothe the burning sensation that can occur after a fun day in the sun.
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However, you must remember that if you or your child are first have become red from the sun's rays, an aftersun does not help with the redness, but only with the burning sensation.
Sunscreen for children, which is not greasy
Most of us prefer a sunscreen that is non-greasy and that penetrates quickly into the skin. The same also applies to most children. The Danish brand Meraki has developed a number of different sunscreens that are both water-repellent, quickly penetrate the skin and are non-greasy. With a non-greasy sunscreen, you and your child get rid of the greasy feeling and the uncomfortable feeling of clothes sticking to the skin on a hot summer day. In addition, your child is also free from sand, grass and other things sticking to the skin. It is nice for everyone if this can be avoided.
Which factor sunscreen should you use for children?
It is recommended of Kræftens Bekæmplese, that you use a factor of 15 as a minimum, but the lighter your child's skin is and the higher the UV index, the higher the factor you should use. Can you avoid your child being out between 12-15, then apply a factor 50 sunscreen, and always remember to give your child a sun hat and /or a UV full suit on.
Can a sunscreen get too old?
Yes, it can . The shelf life is stated on the product, but in some cases it may not last as long as stated and therefore should be thrown away. If it has gotten too old, it will smell or separate. This is because it has been destroyed by bacteria and therefore should not be applied to the skin. If the product has been in the sun for too long, this may be why it does not last as long as stated. Therefore, it is best to store this kind of product in the shade, so you don't run the risk of the sun's rays giving you a useless sunscreen. If you are not absolutely sure whether your sunscreen is too old or not, you should discard it and buy a new one.
How does a sunscreen work?< /h2>Sunscreen for pregnant women
When you are pregnant, your skin will become more sensitive and sensitive to the sun's UV rays than it was before . It does this because of your body's hormonal changes. These changes cause a deposit of the dye melamine, which helps to give you pigment changes. If you sunbathe, your pigment changes will be more clearly visible. Therefore, stay in the shade or apply a sunscreen with a high factor.