Australia is a country with strong ultraviolet rays and a high incidence of skin cancer, so sunscreen is particularly important in daily life. However, the quality of Australia's national sunscreen this year is truly unflattering.
Still remember yesterday that hot article below editor tear heart crack lung, painful cry of heart!
I really don't mean to scare you,
Sydney's UV index hit 14 yesterday,
According to Wikipedia,
If the UV index exceeds 11, it's extreme,
And with an ultraviolet index of 14, like Sydney,
It basically means you blink,
You can be baked into a plate of red roast meat!
At this point, sunscreen is essential. In Australian supermarkets, there are a variety of sunscreen, two of which are particularly popular.
A called Cancer Council, many pharmacies, supermarkets are available for sale. The price of civilians let everyone wipe up pain, good word-of-mouth let everyone feel safe and assured.
At the same time, there are special categories for infants and young children, so it has always been a good idea for Australian parents.
The other, called Banana Boat, is also quite popular in Australia, along the same route as the Cancer Council, and it has a lot of baby products.
Most of the sunscreen on the Australian market comes from these two brands, and the market share is very high. At the same time, it is also because it is made locally in Australia, which many people call them-
Australian National Sunscreen.
However, do you really think wearing a national sunscreen will help protect you from the sun?
Oh, my God!
It is these two popular national sunscreen, unexpectedly in the same way this year, this ultraviolet index report in the summer, there are serious quality problems!
According to Australian media reports, some of the children's sunscreens were severely burned after they were used, and some adults even developed skin festering after they used them.
Sunscreen has become a sunscreen, more toxic than the Australian sun!
First, Banana Boat.
Just yesterday, Australian Channel 9 revealed a news story about Banana Boat quality issues.
According to the news, just over half of this summer, Banana Boat has received hundreds of complaints!
The consumers said they had severe burns after using Banana Boat's sunscreen.
Today, more cases of victims were dug up by the Daily Mail, each shocking, can not bear to look directly at.
Case 1. First-degree burns in a five-year-old girl in Victoria
A Victorian mother, Danielle Batten, said her 5-year-old daughter had been exposed to Banana Boat EveryDay Faces SPF 50 sunscreen for just one hour and suffered multiple first-degree burns all over her body.
"my daughter woke up in the middle of the night shouting pain," Danielle Batten told the Daily Mail. "I remind you to use this sunscreen carefully."
Case 2, Brisbane, 9-year-old girl, second-degree burn
A mother in Brisbane, Kirsty Hellmech, said her 9-year-old daughter ran down to the beach after wearing Banana Boat KIDS SPF 50 sunscreen.
Forty-five minutes later, she ran up and said her back was on fire.
Then she lifted her blouse, with a dark pink back, and blisters appeared in some places. It was later diagnosed by a doctor as a second-degree burn. "
Case three. Two girls were severely burned in their thighs.
Melbourne sister Briar Houston told Australian Channel 9 that the entire thigh was burned almost completely after using the Banana Boat SPF 50. I can't walk at all!
"it's horrible," said the girl. "I won't recommend it to anyone."
And a Burns girl, Jo Munday, wrote a message on Banand Boat Australia's Facebook home page.
Said he suffered from third-degree burns after using Banand Boat SPF 50 sunscreen and was forced to take a three-week leave of absence.
"I thought this was for children, it should be safe, so I used it, and it was sunburned like this bird."
I'm glad I used it first, or the consequences on my child are unthinkable!
There are more victims.
Some parents on Facebook also posted pictures of their children being burned after using Banand Boat sunscreen on po.
According to the Daily Mail and Radio 9, whether children are adults, they use them in accordance with the Banand Boat's instructions and make regular repairs.
But still have no egg use, still be sunburned into one, two, third-degree burn!
And then Cancer Council.
Another national sunscreen Cancer Council is not reliable either.
A while ago, after an Australian mother applied a Cancer Council brand of 50 Peppa pig children's sunscreen to her baby, the baby had a rash and burning symptoms.