Sunblock or sunscreen sold in the market does not always include a warning that states it is safe to use for sensitive skin. You must find the right sunblock for sensitive skin to avoid skin irritation. The use of sunblock for sensitive skin not only protects the skin from sun exposure, but also must be "friendly" on the skin. Because it's different from normal skin, sensitive skin is more prone to irritation. Let's Watch the Content! Here are some things that are recommended to consider when choosing sunblock for sensitive skin: Avoid sunblock containing Para-aminobenzoic Acid (PABA) Although able to dispel UV light well, you are advised to avoid sunblock containing Para-aminobenzoic Acid (PABA). Because on sensitive skin, including children's skin, sunblock that contains PABA can cause allergic reactions in the form of a burning or painful skin sensation such as sting. Especially if the sunblock product is made from alcohol. Avoid sunblock made from be...