Can I use this sunscreen on a baby under 6 months?

No, this product is not recommended for infants under 6 months. At that age, paediatricians advise keeping babies out of direct sun entirely rather than relying on sunscreen. Their skin is thinner, the barrier function is still developing, and the risk of irritation from any cosmetic product is higher.

For children over 6 months, the formula is designed for delicate skin, but if your child has very sensitive skin, allergies or a known reaction to UV filters, do a patch test first: apply a small amount to the inner forearm and check for any redness before the first full application. If you see a reaction, stop using it and consult a specialist.

For any child, the strongest protection is a combination: sunscreen, a hat, UV-protective clothing and shade during the peak sun hours (roughly 11:00–16:00). Sunscreen is a cosmetic product, not a medicine, and it does not replace sensible sun behaviour.