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Sunscreen for babies and kids:

Children under six-months-old should be kept out of direct, strong sunlight altogether by staying in the shade and using a hat and long-sleeved clothing to help keep skin covered.
If your little ones are older than six months, make sure they cover up with suitable clothing, stay out of the sun from 11am to 3pm and wear SPF 30 or higher on exposed skin such as the face, shoulders and neck. There are a whole range of sunscreens for kids for you to consider.

Sunscreen shelf life:

Thinking about using up the sunscreen in the back of the cupboard? Don’t. Most bottles last 12 to 18 months but if they’ve been exposed to a high temperatures or direct sunlight, this will be reduced. If it has been a while since you bought it or you can’t remember when you did, it’s better to buy new.

Sunscreen reviews:

Now you know the facts, it’s time to pick the product. We’ve selected a few of our favourite sunscreens below to help kick of your search. Make sure to check out our full round-ups though by following the links.