Lily Bebe Daily Sun Cream provides meticulous mineral treatment for delicate skin, offering mild UV protection with non-nano inorganic sunscreen ingredients.

Product Features

• Non-nano inorganic sunscreen ingredients: Non-nano size is used among the inorganic sunscreen ingredients that reflect sunlight. This means it's not easily absorbed by the skin and mildly blocks UV rays.
• Ectoin Formula by German BITOP: Ectoin is a self-defense substance found in a desert lake in an extreme environment. Known for its skin-protective properties, this formula is used to protect dry and weak skin barriers.
• Additional key ingredients: Tear-imitating water for moisturizing, Virginia Pomegranate extract for protection against external stimuli, Aloe Vera leaf extract, and Centella Asiatica extract for soothing and retaining moisture in the skin.

Cute Pebble Package

Lily Bebe comes in a soft and cute pebble-like package, allowing you to adjust the amount conveniently little by little, more so than a regular tube.

Usage Tips

• Due to the nature of non-nano inorganic sunscreen with large particles, there might be slight cloudiness, which disappears quickly when rolling.
• Divide and carefully apply on the child's cheeks and forehead according to the amount of Lily Bebe sunscreen that comes out in small amounts.
• With Lily Bebe's exclusive Gel Trapping Technology, the sunscreen applies quickly and smoothly like lotion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the difference between inorganic and organic sunscreens?

• Inorganic sunscreen forms a protective film on the skin surface. It blocks UV rays by reflecting sunlight. On the other hand, organic sunscreen blocks UV rays by absorbing them into the skin and decomposing them by causing a chemical reaction. Inorganic sunscreen often leaves a white cast but is preferred when you want to block UV rays more mildly.

Q2. What is different about non-nano sunscreen?

• Non-nano sunscreen is composed of large particles among inorganic sunscreens and is not easily absorbed by the skin. It's suitable for use when it's burdensome to absorb the ingredients into your skin.

Q3. When will it be available?

• Generally, it's recommended for use at least 6 months of age, and for children under 12 months, a mild product with a low sun protection factor and inorganic sun protection ingredients is recommended. If you plan to use it for a child under 6 months, apply it to a small area and check for skin abnormalities.

Lily Bebe Daily Sun Cream is a children's skin-friendly and handmade sunscreen. Check it out and enjoy its benefits for your child's delicate skin!