Herby Angel Bala Ashwagandhadi Moisturising Sunscreen SPF 35 PA++ For Babies
Herby Angel Bala Ashwagandhadi Moisturising Sunscreen SPF 35 PA++ for Babies is a gentle, broad-spectrum sun protection formula crafted with Ayurvedic herbal extracts and organic, plant-based ingredients. Enriched with key ingredients like Bala Extract, Ashwagandha Extract, Aloe Vera Extract, and Grapeseed Oil, it provides natural defense against UVA/UVB rays while deeply nourishing and hydrating delicate baby skin. Bala strengthens the skin barrier and prevents dryness, Ashwagandha offers protection from sun-induced stress, Aloe Vera soothes and cools, and Grapeseed Oil delivers antioxidants to guard against environmental damage. This non-greasy, water- and sweat-resistant sunscreen ensures soft, supple, and moisturized skin with every use, keeping babies protected during outdoor play. Formulated without parabens, silicones, or artificial fragrances, it is safe and ideal for everyday use on sensitive baby skin.
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Herby Angel Bala Ashwagandhadi Moisturising Sunscreen SPF 35 PA++ for Babies is a gentle, broad-spectrum sun protection formula crafted with Ayurvedic herbal extracts and organic, plant-based ingredients. Enriched with key ingredients like Bala Extract, Ashwagandha Extract, Aloe Vera Extract, and Grapeseed Oil, it provides natural defense against UVA/UVB rays while deeply nourishing and hydrating delicate baby skin. Bala strengthens the skin barrier and prevents dryness, Ashwagandha offers protection from sun-induced stress, Aloe Vera soothes and cools, and Grapeseed Oil delivers antioxidants to guard against environmental damage. This non-greasy, water- and sweat-resistant sunscreen ensures soft, supple, and moisturized skin with every use, keeping babies protected during outdoor play. Formulated without parabens, silicones, or artificial fragrances, it is safe and ideal for everyday use on sensitive baby skin.
