Cancer Council Kids Peppa Pig SPF 50+

Cancer Council has for years provided affordable, high quality sunscreen products especially for children.
Now, it has collaborated with one of television's most-loved pre-school characters to produce a new range of SPF50+ sunscreen.

Cancer Council's Peppa Pig SPF50+ sunscreen makes wearing sunscreen fun and will encourage more children to adopt sound sun protection practices.

Cancer Council Kids Peppa Pig SPF 50+ sunscreen will be available exclusively in Coles supermarkets from September and will be supported by catalogue and in-store promotions as well as special off location merchandising.

Peppa fans will delight in seeing their favourite pink pig gracing the packages of Kids SPF 50+ 50ml Ezi Clip (RRP $9.95), Kids SPF 50+ 75ml Roll On (RRP $10.95), and Kids SPF 50+ 200ml Finger Spray (RRP $14.95).

Parents will love that new Peppa Pig packs contain the same, high-protection SPF 50+ Kids formula – dermatologically tested and developed for delicate skin – that they have always used for their children.

'We are very excited by the Peppa Pig range, and see it as a way to encourage more pre-school and primary school-aged children to use sunscreen to protect their skin," said Neil Henney, Cancer Council Australia's National Licensing Manager.

Andrew Carley, Head of Global Licensing for eOne, the Company which co-owns and distributes Peppa Pig, said of the partnership: 'Cancer Council is Australia's peak sun protection body and its Kids sunscreen is already loved by children and parents across Australia. We hope that Peppa will encourage kids to learn to protect themselves from an early age by applying sunscreen."

As with all sunscreens, these products should not be used to extend your time in the sun. Cancer Council recommends re-application every two hours, as well as the use of other sun protection measures such as sunglasses, hats, protective clothing and shade.

Cancer Council Kids Peppa Pig SPF 50+ sunscreen is available from Coles supermarkets nationally. For more information, please visit www.skinhealth.com.au