Can children use L'Oreal sunscreen?

Can children use L'Oreal sunscreen? L'Oreal sunscreen is a very popular sunscreen product, and its sun protection ability is very strong. So, let’s take a look at it together.

Can children use L'Oreal sunscreen?

Theoretically, it can be used by babies over 6 months old. Before 6 months old, you cannot use sunscreen because your baby's skin has not yet fully adapted to the external environment. After 6 months, if you take your baby to the beach, mountains or other environments with high ultraviolet rays, you need to use it. However, the skin generally recovers faster during adolescence, so there is no need to use sunscreen. But for women, for beauty purposes, it is best to remember to use sunscreen after the age of 16.

Can I still use expired sunscreen?

If the sunscreen is expired after opening, it is best not to use it again. The sunscreen contained in expired sunscreen has been largely oxidized by the air, and the sun protection effect has been greatly weakened or even completely disappeared. It will not achieve the sun protection effect if used, and the skin will be easily sunburned. Moreover, if the sunscreen is packaged in a plastic bottle, the bottle itself will degrade, and the particles contained in the plastic will be integrated into the sunscreen. Applying it will not do any good to the skin and may easily cause allergies, dermatitis and other symptoms. However, expired sunscreen cannot be used on the face, but it still has many other uses.

What's the use of expired sunscreen?

1. Wipe silver objects. Apply sunscreen to the silver item and wipe it with a cloth. The oily ingredients in sunscreen can help remove rust stains on objects, but it is better to use this method with caution for more delicate or valuable items.

2. Remove oily pen stains from the skin. If you accidentally get marker ink on your skin, you can use sunscreen to remove it. Apply anti-drop cream on the ink and gently wipe it with a tissue to remove the mark.

3. Remove unnecessary stickers. The labels on many products are very troublesome and cannot be torn off. You can apply sunscreen on the label and wipe it off with a tissue after a few minutes.