Sunsense Ultra SPF50+
What is Sunsense Ultra?
Sunsense Ultra is a SPF50+ sunscreen which offers a high level of protection from the sun’s UV rays. Sunsense Ultra is available in 500ml and 125ml bottles and a handy 50ml roll on, making it simple to use for all the family. Perfect for all kinds of weather at home or on holiday.
Sunsense Ultra What happens when you have sunburn?
When you have sunburn, you will notice that areas of your skin which have been damaged by the sun can become red, tender, and sore. This will normally heal within a week, but if your skin regularly suffers from sun damage it can cause long term problems such as premature ageing, wrinkles, and skin cancer.
How will this product protect me from the sun?
Sunsense Ultra offers SPF50+ UVA and UVB broad spectrum protection, which is the highest level of protection a sunscreen can provide. This helps to keep you and your family same from sun damage and is ideal for everyday use, even on cloudy days.
Is this product waterproof?
Sunsense Ultra sun screen is waterproof and will offer up to 4 hours of water resistance with every application. However, you should always reapply this product after you have been in the water, to be sure that you are properly protected from sun damage.
How long will this product last?
For best results, you should always reapply Sunsense Ultra after 2 hours, as this will help you to be sure that you or your child are properly protected.
How to use Sunsense Ultra
Shake well before use. Apply Sunsense Ultra liberally to exposed skin at least 15 minutes before going out into the sun. Reapply every 2 hours and also after swimming, bathing, exercising, or towel drying.
When should Sunsense Ultra not be used?
Do not use Sunsense Ultra if you are allergic to any of the listed ingredients. For external use only, avoid contact with eyes. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. If you experience any irritation or pain while using this product, stop use right away. If irritation continues, speak to your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
