A mother in Canada is pleading with other parents to be cautious when using aerosol spray sunscreen on their children after her 14-month-old daughter suffered second-degree chemical burns on her face.

This is labeled as a kids’ sunscreen, but it can be used by everyone. It is great for kids because it has mild ingredients that are gentle enough for kids’ skin. Plus it is tear-free, so no tears when ...

Huge blisters, raw, exposed skin and dark, burn spots. Three Florida families say the sunscreen that is supposed to protect their children caused these burns. That’s why they’re suing the makers of ...

Level of protection against sunburn producing rays. Score based on the SPF range found in our tests. Approximate ranges for tested SPF: Greater than 40 (excellent), 30-39 (very good), 20-29 (good), 10 ...

CANADA — A mother is warning other parents about aerosol sunscreen after she says her 14-month-old daughter suffered second-degree burns. Rebecca Cannon told TODAY that she had taken her 14-month-old ...

A Canadian mother has warned other parents to be cautious when applying sunscreen to their children's skin after her 1-year-old daughter suffered second-degree chemical burns to her face. In a ...

When it comes to SPF, the higher the factor, the longer and more intense the protection, right? Perhaps not. Consumer watchdog, Choice Australia, with the help of laboratory, Eurofins Dermatest, have ...