We are africans, I have a milk chocolate complexion, my husband has a caramel complexion, and both my children (2.5 years and 9 months) are light-skinned (the colour of milky tea lol)
I bought baby sun cream with a factor of 50 – i think it might be a bit excessive for us but I am not really sure, I grew up not using any sun cream but increasingly I am hearing that black people need to use it too. Like i said, the one i bought is for babies, but i cant be bothered buying a separate one for hubby and myself.
What you bought is just fine. The fact that it’s for babies just means it’s safe to use on sensitive skin for grown-ups too. Just slather it generously on your exposed skin every day, and put a hat on the little ones if they’ll wear one. Everyone should use sunscreen, regardless of the tint of their skin.
Great job for being a good mom!
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