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Most moms think they know everything about everyday baby skin care, including sun protection. Some moms might even think there's less need to protect baby's skin with baby sunscreen during cloudier days. But did you know that the risk of sun damage is still there even on days when the sun isn't shining bright?

What moms don't know is that UV rays are everywhere, indoors
or outdoors.

It's alarming to think that even on cloudy days, baby's skin isn't safe from the sun. Using an umbrella to protect the baby's skin, dressing him in protective clothing, and even hiding him inside the house can't fully give him the sun protection he needs. In fact, studies show that as much as 70% of UV rays can pass through umbrellas and windows, eventually reaching your baby indoors.

Baby's skin can become an easy target for harsh UV rays.

Baby's skin is still developing. So it is not yet fully capable of protecting him against environmental stresses like the sun. It also has less melanin, which acts as a form of sun protection, making him more susceptible to sun damage.

Constant exposure to UV rays can cause irreversible damage.

Sun damage can start in his first year of life and it only piles up and accumulates with time. Your baby's skin might not be showing signs of sun damage now, but lifelong exposure to UV rays can later appear as rough wrinkles, sun spots, and even melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

Start the daily practice of sun protection as early as 6 months.

JOHNSON'S® Baby Daily Sun Protection Lotion contains special ingredients that blocks as much as 90% of the sun's harmful UVA/UVB rays, offering wide protection against sun damage. It's a baby sunscreen that's specially formulated for baby's sensitive skin and comes in a light and non-greasy formula. Clinically proven mild so it's gentle enough for baby's everyday use. Experts recommend using sunscreen on infants as early as 6 months.

JOHNSON'S® Baby Daily Sun Protection Lotion makes sure that baby's skin is fully protected, even when moms think they've got it all covered.

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