Ultra-protective Sun Cream SPF 50

It is recommended especially for people with sensitive skin, predisposed to develop sun allergies, and for children. The children’s delicate skin and the adults’ sensitive skin (with a high level of sun intolerance) need special protection and special formulas developed for this type of skin.

It prevents sun burns and skin premature ageing. It has antioxidant effect, it regenerates and moisturizes the skin. Light texture, no greasy effect, waterproof. Hypoallergenic formula.

Active ingredients
- Rona Care™ Bronzyl® is a biological activator of a natural tan, which stimulates and accelerates natural tanning by increasing the melanin synthesis in the skin.

- The formula is enriched with Cocoa butter, Vitamin E and D-Panthenol.

- D-Panthenol is the biological active precursor of Vitamin B5, also called the "anti-stress vitamin" or "elixir of youth", with an essential role in curing wounds and in keeping the skin's integrity.

It complies with EU recommendations concerning the protection against harmful effects of UVA/UVB radiations.

USAGE:
Products with a sun protection factor (SPF) are selected according to the skin type.
Apply the product evenly by spraying on clean and dry skin 15-30 minutes before exposure to the sun. Avoid contact with the eyes.
Reapply frequently (especially after a bath, in the case of perspiration, swimming or after drying with a towel), even if it is cloudy.
In order to obtain the high protection indicated by the SPF, you must apply a quantity of 2 mg/cm², which means about 36 grams (6 full teaspoons) of product for an adult body.
Do not expose infants and young children to the sun. Avoid exposure to the sun from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Do not stay too long in the sun, even if you use a solar protection product; overexposure is a serious threat to health. Use clothing as protection (hat, sun glasses, t-shirt).
Warning: reducing the quantity will also significantly decrease the level of protection. It complies with the EU sun protection recommendations against negative effects of UVA/UVB rays.