I bought Baby Sebamed 50+ high protection sunscreen and applied it generously to my children because I didn’t want them to get sunburned. The cream was thick and left their skin very white, but despite this, on the very first day of our vacation, my children, who only went into the pool, ended up with dark tans. How could this happen with a high-protection sunscreen? I’ve always trusted Sebamed for baby shampoo, oils, and other products, but I regret using their sunscreen.
During our recent vacation, we used Sebamed 50 SPF sunscreen for the first time. On the very first day, my husband suffered a severe sunburn and couldn’t enjoy swimming for the rest of the holiday. Both of my children also developed allergic reactions; they broke out in rashes and spent the vacation...
I’ve been using Sebamed 50 SPF sunscreen for a few days now. Before this, I was using a local brand and was generally satisfied. Since the summer is hot, I switched to Sebamed, thinking it would offer better protection for my skin. In just three days, I’ve turned completely dark, like a different pe...
I purchased the Sebamed Sun Care 50 SPF multi-protective sun spray from Gratis, trusting the brand’s reputation for quality and skin safety. Unfortunately, after applying this product on my daughter, I was shocked by the result. Her skin tone turned unnaturally dark, almost black, after just a singl...
I bought the Sebamed SPF 50 Sun Care sunscreen last month during a sale at Gratis, and I deeply regret it. I paid ₺550 for a product I absolutely cannot use. It doesn’t absorb into the skin at all—no matter how much I try. Instead, it leaves a thick, chalky white layer on my face like I smeared lime...
I purchased the Sunozon Kids 50 SPF sunscreen from Rossmann, trusting its high protection level and suitability for children's sensitive skin. Despite carefully applying the sunscreen as instructed and reapplying it every 2 hours during our outdoor activities, my children were severely sunburned. Th...
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