SPF50+ Everyday Aerosol 175gm

When using aerosol cans or sprays, you should consider how much of the spray can miss the skin and apply more to accommodate.

Aerosol sunscreens are mixed with propellant, so they are more dilute than an equivalent volume found in a sunscreen lotion. This means you may have to use more compared to a lotion or cream to achieve the same coverage.

Adults should apply 35 - 40 ml of sunscreen to the whole body in a single application to achieve adequate protection. The average can of aerosol sunscreen contains approximately 90 - 100 ml of sunscreen formulation, excluding the propellant. This means that approximately 1/3 of a can of aerosol is required for a single application to cover the whole body.

Aerosols should not be applied in windy conditions as application under even light wind (10 kph) and moderate wind (20 kph), can result in the majority of the application missing the skin compared to application when there is no wind.

Aerosols should also not be sprayed directly on to the face to avoid adverse effects from accidental inhalation.

• Homosalate 80mg/g
• Octyl Salicylate 40mg/g
• Octocrylene 36mg/g
• Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmeth

  Aerosol Instructions
  When using aerosol cans or sprays, you should consider how much of the spray can miss the skin and apply more to accommodate.

  Aerosol sunscreens are mixed with propellant, so they are more dilute than an equivalent volume found in a sunscreen lotion. This means you may have to use more compared to a lotion or cream to achieve the same coverage.

  Adults should apply 35 - 40 ml of sunscreen to the whole body in a single application to achieve adequate protection. The average can of aerosol sunscreen contains approximately 90 - 100 ml of sunscreen formulation, excluding the propellant. This means that approximately 1/3 of a can of aerosol is required for a single application to cover the whole body.

  Aerosols should not be applied in windy conditions as application under even light wind (10 kph) and moderate wind (20 kph), can result in the majority of the application missing the skin compared to application when there is no wind.

  Aerosols should also not be sprayed directly on to the face to avoid adverse effects from accidental inhalation.

  Active ingredients
  Homosalate 80mg/g
  Octyl Salicylate 40mg/g
  Octocrylene 36mg/g
  Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane 30mg/g
  4-Methylbenzylidene Camphor 20mg/g
  Contains
  Ethanol
  Propellant
  Hydrocarbon

  ane 30mg/g
• 4-Methylbenzylidene Camphor 20mg/g

Aerosol Instructions
When using aerosol cans or sprays, you should consider how much of the spray can miss the skin and apply more to accommodate.

Aerosol sunscreens are mixed with propellant, so they are more dilute than an equivalent volume found in a sunscreen lotion. This means you may have to use more compared to a lotion or cream to achieve the same coverage.

Adults should apply 35 - 40 ml of sunscreen to the whole body in a single application to achieve adequate protection. The average can of aerosol sunscreen contains approximately 90 - 100 ml of sunscreen formulation, excluding the propellant. This means that approximately 1/3 of a can of aerosol is required for a single application to cover the whole body.

Aerosols should not be applied in windy conditions as application under even light wind (10 kph) and moderate wind (20 kph), can result in the majority of the application missing the skin compared to application when there is no wind.

Aerosols should also not be sprayed directly on to the face to avoid adverse effects from accidental inhalation.

Active ingredients
Homosalate 80mg/g
Octyl Salicylate 40mg/g
Octocrylene 36mg/g
Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane 30mg/g
4-Methylbenzylidene Camphor 20mg/g

Contains:
Ethanol
Propellant
Hydrocarbon