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Escolha um produto que ofereça o nível adequado de proteção solar para a pele do seu filho. Deve ser especialmente formulado para peles jovens e sensíveis e ser adequado à sua idade.
Cubra a pele jovem com vestuário protetor sempre que possível e certifique-se de que utiliza uma quantidade suficiente de produto de proteção solar em todas as áreas descobertas. Um estudo recente da Eucerin2 revelou que 88% dos pais utilizam menos do que a quantidade recomendada de produto nos seus filhos. Para cada uma das áreas numeradas no diagrama corporal abaixo, recomendamos que varie a quantidade de spray de acordo com a idade: Idade 3-5: Aproximadamente 3 pulverizações de produto por área De 6 a 10 anos: Entre 3 e 5 pulverizações por zona Idade 10+: Entre 4 e 7 pulverizações por área As zonas são: 1 Rosto e Pescoço 2 e 3 Ambos os braços 4 Peito 5 Estômago 6 e 7 A parte superior das pernas (à frente e atrás) 8 e 9 A parte inferior das pernas (à frente e atrás) e os pés 10 Ombros e parte superior das costas 11 Parte inferior das costas O pulverizador pode ser mantido muito próximo do corpo. Para aplicar o produto no rosto, pulverize-o primeiro na palma da mão e depois aplique-o suavemente no rosto da criança.
Assegure-se de que todas as áreas expostas recebem a proteção de que necessitam. Algumas partes são fáceis de esquecer. Não se esqueça de atrás das orelhas, da parte de trás do pescoço, das costas e dos ombros, bem como das mãos e dos pés, da parte de trás dos braços e das zonas nos rebordos dos fatos de banho do seu filho. Os resultados da investigação da Eucerin2 sobre a eficácia da aplicação de protetor solar nas crianças foram mapeados num avatar. A investigação revelou que, em média, 6,6% do corpo total de uma criança estava insuficientemente protegido do sol. O vermelho no diagrama abaixo indica as áreas menos bem cobertas com protetor solar, e a intensidade da vermelhidão varia consoante o número de crianças que não estavam devidamente protegidas nessa área. 2 Estudo Beiersdorf `Sunscreen application routine and UV protective behavior of parents', D. Roggencamp et al, publicado no 27.º Congresso EADV 2018 Paris, França. Pôster nº P1684. Amostra de 17 crianças e 17 adultos que aplicaram o produto no seu filho.
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Licochalcone A is a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant active that is derived from the roots of the Chinese licorice plant Glycyrrhiza inflata. Licochalcone A protects cells from oxidative stress mediated by UV and blue light (HEVIS).
Licochalcone A is able to activate anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and detoxifying enzymes. These enzymes protect the skin cells from damage induced by oxidative stress, like lipid peroxidation and DNA as wells as protein damage. Licochalcone A is able to soothe irritated skin and redness.
Glycyrrhetinic acid (also called Enoxolon) is derived from the roots of Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice plant) and is well-known in traditional Chinese medicine. It is a pentacyclic triterpenoid with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.
Glycyrrhetinic acid helps to preserve the level of hyaluronic acid and elastin against enzymatic degradation by hyaluronidase. Furthermore supports the skin's own repair mechanism against UV-induced DNA damage.
How do I know which SPF to use on my child?
Your child’s skin will benefit from a high or very high protection sunscreen that has been specially formulated for their delicate young skin. Sunscreens are available in four different levels of protection: low (factor 6 to 10), medium (15 to 25), high (30 to 50) and very high (50+). The higher the protection factor the better skin is protected, and we recommend that you always apply high or very high protection sunscreens to young and delicate skin.
It is strongly advisable to keep young children out of direct sunlight, especially during its peak hours of intensity, and to use protective clothing. Apply sun protection thoroughly to any parts of the body that are exposed and reapply it generously every two hours. And remember that skin damage can occur even before sunburn is visible.
Why does children’s skin need special protection from the sun?
Children’s skin, like many of their organs, is still developing and so they are more sensitive to sunlight. Young skin is thinner than adult skin and its barrier function and self-protection mechanisms (especially melanin synthesis) are not fully developed. The surface area to volume ratio is also much higher in children’s skin.
Sun-induced skin damage incurred during childhood puts someone at a much higher risk of further skin damage in later life. You can read more in why do babies and children need special sun protection?
What is the difference between UVA and UVB rays?
UVA rays penetrate the deeper layers of skin. They stimulate the production of free radicals in the skin which cause oxidative stress and can lead to indirect DNA damage (where the free radicals modify cellular DNA over time). UVA rays are most commonly associated with photoaging (premature skin aging caused by the sun). They can also trigger sun allergies such as Polymorphous Light Eruption (PLE). UVB rays can also provoke allergies, but to a lesser degree.
UVB rays provide the energy your skin needs to make Vitamin D and stimulate the production of melanin which is responsible for tanning. They don’t travel as deeply as UVA rays, penetrating only the outermost layers of skin, but they cause more immediate damage such as sunburn. UVB rays are directly absorbed by cellular DNA and can lead to skin diseases such as actinic keratosis and skin cancer.
What is high-energy visible light and why does children`s skin need to be protected from it?
The sunlight spectrum consists of UV, visible and infrared light. Visible sunlight can be detected by the human eye, while the others remain invisible. Part of this visible spectrum has a high energy level and is known as high-energy visible light. It is also referred to as HEVIS light, HEV Light, HEVL and sometimes ‘blue light’ or ‘blue violet light’.
Like UVA rays, HEVIS light penetrates the deeper layers of skin (the dermis) and can generate free radicals. These free radicals are one of the main causes of photoaging (premature skin aging caused by the sun).
Many modern sunscreens offer effective protection against UVA and UVB rays, but we recommend that you look out for products that also defend against the negative effects of HEVIS light. These products will give your child’s skin reliable protection from photoaging and, in the long run, reduce the risk of skin damage.You can read more in why do babies and children need special sun protection?
Eucerin Sun Kids Sensitive Protect Trigger Spray SPF 50+ suitable for young children?
Eucerin Sun Kids Sensitive Protect Trigger Spray SPF 50+ is suitable for babies from 3 months on. If you are looking for a suitable for babies from 3 months on.
Licochalcone A, Glycyrrhetinic Acid
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