To use, simply unscrew the head, fill with your favourite sunscreen - pop the lid back on and you’re good to go!

The industry giants will now add their years of experience to the Solar Buddies brand, helping to expand the range and build a carbon-neutral brand. As parents, we wanted life to be that little bit easier when it came to applying sunscreen and designing and manufacturing this product was a life saver for us and we hope it helps you, even if it's just a little bit. We took all these items home and ripped them apart and then started to combine them to create our designs,' Kelli said. I am really impressed with this very simple yet effective applicator and have already had many comments from other parents when they have seen the children using this themselves.REFILLABLE APPLICATOR - this is an empty applicator that allows you to fill with a sunscreen of choice that suits your skin type.

These are going to be a regular feature in our Summer beach survival kit bag when we head to the beach this year, and I can see us having plenty of beach days as a result. We did find that our own squeeze-bottle sun cream was a bit harder to apply due to the thicker consistency, but this type is the best to use with Solar Buddies.Simply unscrew the handle (that’s the orange part - you can turn it upside down and rest it on the Solar Buddies container for ease). The applicator is perfect for children to take on days out, to school etc allowing easy re-application of sunscreen throughout the day.

The gadget has a roll-on sunscreen applicator so teachers are able to apply cream to children's skin without violating any rules banning physical contact with pupils, that have been imposed in some schools. Now, I’m not sure if your children are the same as mine but the application of sun cream always brings about complaints, arguments and almost a wrestling match in a bid to get it applied all over but it needs to be done to keep the children safe from the suns harmful UV rays and to stop them from getting burnt.With its sponge and roller ball combination, it makes for an easy application with less waste and less mess. Where babies and children are concerned, the official advice from the NHS is to 'take extra care' and always use suncream that is at LEAST factor 30. We set up Solar Buddies after having a conversation about sunscreen and policies when it came to children protecting themselves while in school. Not only that, but because it is a roll-on applicator, it means less mess and no sticky hands or hands full of sand either.