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O Spray Pós-Sol para Bebês da Minoris é a solução ideal para cuidar da pele delicada dos pequenos após um dia de diversão sob o sol. Com uma fórmula orgânica e à base de óxido de zinco, este produto hipoalergênico e vegano foi especialmente desenvolvido para acalmar e recuperar a pele sensível dos bebês de 0 a 6 meses. Com 100ML de conteúdo, ele é perfeito para hidratar a pele desidratada, proporcionando alívio imediato após a exposição solar. A combinação de manteiga de karité orgânica, Aloe Vera, Provitamina B5 e Vitamina E não só nutre, mas também protege a pele, ajudando a prevenir queimaduras solares e a restaurar a barreira protetora natural da pele.
A fórmula do Spray Pós-Sol é rica em componentes naturais, como ceramidas e lecitina, que promovem a renovação da pele, tornando-a mais resistente e saudável. A aplicação é simples e prática: basta agitar bem o frasco, aplicar no rosto e corpo limpos do bebê e massagear suavemente até que o produto seja absorvido. Além disso, o Spray não contém substâncias nocivas, como parabenos e derivados petroquímicos, garantindo a segurança necessária para a pele sensível dos bebês.
1. Hidratação eficaz da pele do bebê após a exposição ao sol.
2. Proteção da barreira protetora natural da pele com conteúdo orgânico à base de óxido de zinco.
3. Fácil aplicação com a forma de spray, ideal para pais ocupados.
4. Seguro para o bebê, sem substâncias nocivas como parabenos e derivados petroquímicos.
5. Produto vegano e livre de crueldade animal, respeitando o bem-estar dos animais.
The Fish Fam –
While the label is a bit amateurish, I liked the listed ingredients and was eager to bring this along on our cruise for my one year old. It was the perfect size for luggage, and not heavy to pack. After a day on the islands, despite all the sunscreen in the world, she ended up with some sun on her face. I was hesitant to spray directly on her cheeks, so I sprayed it into my hands and spread it across her face. She seemed to enjoy the feeling and didn’t complain, and it seemed to keep the area moist while it was red. By the next day, it was already gone!
PK –
Ürün beklentimi karşılamadı. Ciltte bıraktığı etkiy beğenmedim.
Forrest –
Really good quality and such a breeze to apply. Seems to work fairly well.
EMS –
It’s easy on the skin, non-sticky and helps after a beach trip, I used it under my eyes where it was a little red from the sun and it felt soothing. Used it on my 10 month old daughter as well and she didn’t mind it.
It won’t stick, is also not gely, so makes it easy to spray.
The spelling on the bottle is a turn off. It says “sprey”.
The bottle is super tiny! While the product is good, I wouldn’t pay $20 for it.
Commandment Keeper –
Just reading the description sounds like it is a great moisturizer, however the quality of the packaging and how SPRAY is spelled SPREY on the package makes it a questionable product. I am not comfortable using it.
Happy Customer –
This after-sun care doesn’t doesn’t seem to be limited to just after-sun. It made my skin very soft after rubbing it in and is light and non-greasy. It’s unscented, which is a bonus I wasn’t expecting.
The spray comes out very quickly and doesn’t cover much surface area per spray. It comes out as a thin, whitish liquid. The label itself is a little strange – “Spray” is misspelled and while there ARE instructions in English, they are printed on cheap adhesive sticker-paper and added after the fact. I’m not sure which language is printed on the label itself.
Forrest –
I used this for my toddlers skin after coming back from a trip. It seemed to of helped her skin. It has a nice natural scent that is not overpowering. From what I can see on the label, it seems to have natural ingredients. The consistency is watery and looks a bit milky. You have to rub it in after spraying because it is not a fine mist. I could change one thing, it would be to make more of the label in English
Happy Customer –
I got this spray for my grandbaby coming this spring. They will be raised near the beach so will be exposed to the sun often. Babies’ skin is so soft and delicate and we would like to keep it that way.
I wasn’t familiar with this brand, Minoris, so I looked it up. It seems to be an established Turkish brand of baby products. As you can see from my pictures, there was a label over the original label that I removed which showed the ingredients in Turkish.
There are a lot of good ingredients in this spray including Shea Butter, Aloe Vera, Provitamin B5, and Vitamin E that I was already familiar with, as well as others like Ceramides and Lecithin that I was not. They also left out ingredients that are not good for you or for babies’ skin such as Paraben, perfume, Paraffin, Sodium Benzoate, and Petrochemical. So it really sounds like a good product.
I tried it on myself and found it to be pleasant and non-irritating. I can certainly see how it would be soothing to a baby after sun exposure. It’s light and watery, sprays on evenly and has no scent. It doesn’t leave your skin sticky feeling or oily at all.
They do spell spray “sprey” on the front of the bottle, but that is not a deal breaker for me. Spray in Turkish is spelled sprey, and after all it is a Turkish product.
A. Perez –
We had months of blazing sunshine, and just after I got this bottle of after-sun spray, our weather got milder and cloudier. Figures!
I went to Hawaii a couple weeks later and took this after-sun spray with me. Every morning I swam in the pool and then dried off in the sun. So I brought this spray to the pool, thinking I’d apply it before that drying-off phase of my morning. However, I read the label on the bottle and saw that you are supposed to apply it to clean skin, not to chlorinated, post-exercise skin. I waited until after post-workout shower, and then applied this after-sun spray, at long last.
It was refreshing and pleasant. I did not detect any scent. It absorbed quickly into my skin. However, I must say that I didn’t notice any difference after that. My skin didn’t seem particularly smoother, healthier, or more hydrated.
While I can’t think of any harm applying this to a baby’s skin (baby might feel refreshed!), for this price I wonder if you can get the same effect from misting distilled water instead.