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Ambre Solaire Milk Mini SPF50+ – 50ml

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FAQs

What is the difference between SPF50 and SPF50+?
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SPF50 filters approximately 98% of UVB rays; SPF50+ indicates that the product filters more than 98% — the plus denotes a slightly higher level of UVB protection within the highest SPF category. In practical terms the difference is small, but SPF50+ represents the highest protection classification available and is the recommended choice for fair skin, sun-sensitive skin, and those spending extended time in strong sun.

Does this sunscreen protect against UVA as well as UVB?
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Yes — Ambre Solaire formulas provide broad-spectrum protection against both UVB and UVA radiation. UVB is the primary cause of sunburn; UVA penetrates more deeply into the skin and is the primary driver of premature ageing, tanning, and longer-term UV skin damage. Complete sun protection requires both UVB and UVA filters — look for the UVA circle logo on the packaging, which confirms that the UVA protection meets the EU standard of at least one third of the stated SPF.

Can I use this on my face as well as my body?
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Yes — this formula is suitable for use on both face and body. For those with acne-prone or very sensitive facial skin, a dedicated facial sunscreen with a non-comedogenic formula may be more appropriate for daily facial use. For general everyday application on both face and body, this formula provides effective SPF50+ protection on all exposed skin.

Is this sunscreen water-resistant?
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Water resistance details for this specific product should be confirmed on the physical packaging before publishing. Regardless of water resistance rating, sunscreen should always be reapplied immediately after swimming, towelling, or excessive sweating — water resistance rating indicates how long the SPF protection lasts in water before the formula washes off, not that it is permanent after water exposure.

Can children use this sunscreen?
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Child suitability should be confirmed on the physical packaging before publishing. For infants under six months, no sunscreen is recommended and shade and clothing are the appropriate protection. For older children, a product specifically formulated and tested for children's sensitive skin is generally recommended for regular use. Please verify and update the listing before publishing.

How should I store this sunscreen?
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Store below 25°C and away from direct sunlight — leaving sunscreen in a hot car or direct sun can degrade the UV filters and reduce protection effectiveness. Check the expiry date before use — expired sunscreen should not be relied upon for sun protection as the UV filters degrade over time. Most sunscreens have a shelf life of 12 months once opened, indicated by the open jar symbol on the packaging.