NIVEA Sun Kids

SPF 50+, 200 ml
CHF59.50/1l
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Product details

The new SUN Kids Sensitive Protection & Care Lotion with SPF 50+ offers highly effective and immediate UVA/UVB protection specifically for the skin of children in need of protection, reducing the risk of sun-related allergies and skin irritations. The nourishing, moisturizing formula for delicate, sensitive children's skin is free from perfume and extra water-resistant. Tested by pediatricians: Kids Sensitive Protection & Care Sunscreen.

Key specifications

Age group
Children
Sun protection type
Suntan lotion
Sun protection factor
High (50 & 50+)
Body area
Body
Skin type
Sensitive skinTendency to sun allergy
Features
Perfume-freeWater-resistant
Contents
200 ml

General information

Item number
36984609
Manufacturer
NIVEA
Category
Sunscreen
Manufacturer No.
85856
Release date
7.7.2023
Sales rank in Category Sunscreen
740 of 3695

Target group

Age group
Children
Target group
BoysGirls

Sun protection properties

Sun protection type
Suntan lotion
Sun protection factor
SPF 50+
Sun protection factor
High (50 & 50+)
Body area
Body
Skin type
Sensitive skinTendency to sun allergy

Ingredients

Features
Perfume-freeWater-resistant

Origin

Country of origin
Germany

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
2.91 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Scope of delivery

Items per sales unit
1x

Product dimensions

Content
200 ml
Contents
200 ml

Package dimensions

Length
18.20 cm
Width
6.80 cm
Height
3.70 cm
Weight
239 g

30-day right of return if unopened
No warranty

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Ranking 1 out of 25Öko-TestKindersonnenschutzmittel im TestReleaseSeptember 2024

Apart from the controversial UV filters, we found very little to criticise in children's sunscreens. However, four conventional sun creams contain plastic compounds such as synthetic polymers. Their long-term consequences for humans and the environment have not been sufficiently researched...