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BaoBao Skin Watery Sun Essence Achieves Laboratory-Tested SPF 50+ Protection

BaoBao Skin is pleased to announce that BaoBao Skin Watery Sun Essence SPF 50+ PA++++ has successfully undergone in-vitro ultraviolet protection testing in accordance with ISO 24443 standards, confirming its high level of broad-spectrum sun protection.

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The product was evaluated using an Ultraviolet Transmittance Analyzer, a recognized laboratory method for measuring UVA and UVB performance. Test results demonstrate strong and reliable protection across critical ultraviolet and blue-light wavelengths.

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Key Laboratory Findings

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  • Average SPF Value: 53.04

  • UVA/UVB Ratio: 1.337

  • UVA/UVB Protection Level: Maximum (★★★★)​

 

These results verify that BaoBao Skin Watery Sun Essence meets the criteria for SPF 50+ PA++++ classification, offering effective daily protection against both UVA and UVB radiation.

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Broad-Spectrum & Blue Light Defense

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Laboratory data also shows:

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  • Over 98% UV ray blocking across 250–375 nm

  • Deep UVA coverage in the 380–400 nm range

  • Up to 70% HEV / blue light protection between 400–450 nm

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This broad-spectrum performance helps protect the skin from sunburn, photo-aging, and early visible signs of skin damage caused by prolonged sun and screen exposure.

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Designed for Everyday Comfort

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BaoBao Skin Watery Sun Essence features a lightweight, watery texture that absorbs comfortably into the skin without heaviness or greasiness. Its hybrid sunscreen formulation with encapsulated filters makes it suitable for daily use, including under makeup.

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Our Commitment to Transparency

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BaoBao Skin remains committed to providing evidence-based skincare supported by laboratory testing and clear communication. All test results are obtained under controlled laboratory conditions following international standards.

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In-vitro test results are based on laboratory evaluation. Actual protection may vary depending on usage, skin condition, and environmental exposure.

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