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What sunscreen should I take with me?
tell me which companies are good, what to take for yourself and what for a child, we are afraid of getting burned.
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I would rather consult a dermatologist about this. Only he can correctly determine the cream that is right for your skin and baby. And as for the intensity, I can say one thing - in July (!) The child was smeared with 50 and in 8 days the child almost did not tan.
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answered 15 years ago
I support Amir1
Indeed, either the people burn out, or they arrive white (if the protection factor of the means is more than 40). In addition, Panthenol (foam against burns) definitely does not hurt - sour cream is in short supply in Egypt! Ask at the pharmacy - the spray can is not large, and then it can come in handy in everyday life!
Indeed, either the people burn out, or they arrive white (if the protection factor of the means is more than 40). In addition, Panthenol (foam against burns) definitely does not hurt - sour cream is in short supply in Egypt! Ask at the pharmacy - the spray can is not large, and then it can come in handy in everyday life!
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answered 15 years ago
As for a dermatologist, a consultation, of course, would not hurt, but I don’t really believe that now you will break into a dermatological dispensary. From my own experience (I have VERY white skin), I’ll tell you: I take Garnier Ambre solaire with a factor of 30 - the product with a spray is distributed over the skin better than just a cream, and the protection is not bad. The main thing is not to think that once you splashed - and for all the time. You need to update the protection after bathing, periodically - just after some time has passed (this is usually written on the product itself).
For children, I buy Nivea kids - also with a sprinkler. Helps. Good luck and enjoy your holiday!
For children, I buy Nivea kids - also with a sprinkler. Helps. Good luck and enjoy your holiday!
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answered 15 years ago
Dermatologist is the best consultant! We smeared our little sister in April with VICHI 30 (which is for the face, so buy a couple of tubes at once) never burned (although the skin is white), and in 10 days it was very dark. And take any baby cream with protection no more than 30, and be sure to apply 50 on the nose, ears and shoulders during the day. Have a nice holiday!
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answered 15 years ago
I usually use AVON sunscreens, although the rest of their products are not very good for me ... They have a whole series of products with different degrees of protection, as well as a children's line and after-sun products. I take to Egypt (all Avon): tanning cream with SPF40 protection, SPF15 lotion, SPF35 face cream (it has a dry pencil for the nose and other fast-burning areas SPF50 in its cap - very convenient), intensive tanning oil SPF4, gel after tanning with panthenol (this year appeared - a great thing). For children, there are lotions for and after sunburn with high protection, I can’t say for sure with which one.
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answered 15 years ago
I really like children's bübchen (plant-based, hyperallergenic) there is such a strong factor that whites can come. Yes, factor 60 has never let me down, and Johnson is not bad either! Yes, doctors have their own pharmaceutical business, so don’t listen to them very much (what’s more profitable is better)
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answered 15 years ago
dermatologist +1
about the cream: in the first days I always use with a protection factor of at least 30 (I have pale skin), in the next days I can use 20-15. Children have more sensitive skin, so feel free to take a cream with a higher protection factor.
Be careful, in Egypt, due to the dry climate, you can get burned very quickly, so it's better, as they say,"to play it safe"
about the cream: in the first days I always use with a protection factor of at least 30 (I have pale skin), in the next days I can use 20-15. Children have more sensitive skin, so feel free to take a cream with a higher protection factor.
Be careful, in Egypt, due to the dry climate, you can get burned very quickly, so it's better, as they say,"to play it safe"
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answered 15 years ago
Once again about the doctor. If you asked such a question, it means that you have never done any allergen tests for yourself or your child. All the drugs listed above have a very strong effect on the skin, like all creams and ointments. Imagine that one of them will cause an allergic reaction in you or (even worse) in your child in Egypt. I can send a photo from my own experience of what happens after that by email. Therefore, it is better to go to the doctor once (healthy!) Here than later (expensive!) There and at least a month at home. Allergic reactions are not included in the insurance, so you will have to be treated for money and not small ones.
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answered 15 years ago
and remember one more thing. Sunburn from the point of view of medicine in this form, as it is done by most vacationers, contributes only (!) to skin cancer. Isn't it too big a risk for swarthy? And why is this a child? If we talk about the hardening of the body, then such a sunbathing has nothing to do with it, rather the opposite. So personally, I try to expose my family to solar radiation as little as possible, which I recommend to you. And as always, you decide.
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answered 15 years ago
Amir1, so we are not talking about swarthyness here. The question is"how not to get burned ". After all, a child will not sit all day in the shade, and in the early days, even under an umbrella, you can get very hot in the wind ... Without protective equipment, in any way)))
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answered 15 years ago
olena-rv-ua it's just that someone clicked "disapprove" on all the answers recommending a doctor's consultation. This was my answer to this man. And of course you need to defend yourself, which is what I'm talking about. And not only to defend themselves, but to try to make the child less exposed to solar radiation.
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answered 15 years ago