The NIVEA SUN Protect & Moisture Sun Spray SPF15 offers a moisturising sunscreen spray that provides effective and immediate UVA and UVB protection. It helps prevent sunburn and the premature aging of the skin while ensuring 48 hours of hydration. This sunscreen is formulated with Vitamin E, an antioxidant that supports the skin’s protective barrier from within. Its formula is also water-resistant, making it ideal for use during swimming or physical activities. Notably, the sunscreen is 78% biodegradable and free from harmful UV filters such as Octinoxate, Oxybenzone, and Octocrylene, aligning with NIVEA’s commitment to sustainability.

Following sun exposure, the NIVEA SUN After Sun Moisturising Soothing Lotion provides cooling relief with its Aloe Vera enriched formula. This after-sun lotion offers a soothing effect that moisturizes the skin for up to 48 hours, helping to restore its natural balance and alleviate signs of sun-stressed skin.

Application Instructions:

• Apply the Sun Spray generously before sun exposure, ensuring complete coverage of all exposed areas, including the ears, face, and neck. Avoid direct spraying on the face and inhalation.
• Reapply frequently, particularly after swimming, sweating, or drying off with a towel, to maintain effective protection.
• After sun exposure, apply the After Sun Lotion generously to all affected areas to soothe and moisturize the skin.

Benefits:

• Immediate protection against UV rays and sunburn.
• Enriched with Vitamin E to protect skin health.
• Provides long-lasting moisture to prevent drying and peeling.
• After Sun Lotion enriched with Aloe Vera for a soothing and cooling effect.
• Water-resistant sunscreen allows for protection during water activities.
• Environmentally friendly formulation, with the sunscreen being 78% biodegradable and packaged in a 95% recycled bottle.

Ensure comprehensive sun care with NIVEA SUN’s Protect & Moisture products, designed to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful effects while keeping it hydrated and soothed after exposure.