Avène Sun Children SPF50+ Resistant Spray 200 ml

How to use Avène Solar Children SPF50+ Resistant Spray?

Protecting children’s delicate skin from the sun requires both effective and gentle care. Avène Solar Children SPF50+ Resistant Spray combines very high UVA/UVB protection with a formula specially designed for sensitive skin—even in extreme conditions.

Optimal, gentle protection

This children’s sun spray features Avène’s patented Sunsitive Protection® filtering system, delivering enhanced defence against UVB, long UVA rays and free radicals. Its triple resistance to water, sand and sweat makes it ideal for outdoor activities, while dermatological and paediatric testing ensures excellent tolerance—even for sensitive skin. The lightweight, fragrance-free texture applies effortlessly, leaving no white marks while hydrating the skin’s upper layers.

Eco-responsible and practical

Avène goes further with an eco-conscious approach: the filters, assessed as non-ecotoxic on three key marine species*, are optimised for biodegradability**. The packaging, made from 74% recycled materials, supports waste reduction. A complete solution that balances skin safety, high performance and environmental respect.

This sun protection spray becomes the essential companion for sunny days—offering uncompromising defence for delicate skin.

Our commitments to minimise marine impact: Filters evaluated as non-ecotoxic, tested on three key marine biodiversity species*. Products developed with optimised formulas to enhance biodegradability** and using a limited number of UV filters. Packaging made from recycled, recyclable, bio-sourced or compostable materials, or with reduced plastic content. Here: 74% recycled and predominantly recyclable materials. Communication initiatives to raise awareness about choosing suitable sun protection and following recommended usage guidelines.

Tests conducted by the Banyuls-sur-Mer Oceanological Observatory, a partner of the European Marine Biological Resource Centre (or independent laboratories), on three key marine biodiversity species—a coral species, a phytoplankton species and a zooplankton species—at concentrations representative of those found in the environment for sunscreen filters, following OECD 301 testing protocols.