Not applying enough sunscreen will significantly reduce the level of protection. Repeated application does not extend the protection factor. Avoid intensive midday sun and prolonged exposure even when using sunscreen. Even very high factor sun protection does not provide 100% protection from UV rays. Excessive exposure to the sun is a serious health risk. Sunburn damages the skin permanently and should be avoided. Babies and young children should wear protective clothing, high SPF sunscreens (higher than SPF25) and not be exposed to direct sunlight. Do not spray directly onto face or into the eyes. Wash eyes well with clean water if product comes into contact with them. Avoid contact with clothing, fabrics and surfaces as this may cause permanent staining even after product is fully absorbed.
Directions for use:
Shake well before use. Apply sunscreen generously before exposure. Wait until fully absorbed and re-apply every 1-2 hours. To stay protected frequently apply, especially after perspiring, swimming and towelling.
