This watermelon-themed sunscreen spray is listed with SPF50 and PA++++ as a sun-care development direction. Zinc oxide, watermelon, shea butter, vitamin E, vitamin C and Kakadu plum appear in the ingredient information. Confirm the complete formula and supporting protection reports before using these values or mineral positioning for a final retail product.
Compare spray pattern, spreadability and the finish on the intended application area. Define whether the package is a pump or another spray system, and review fragrance and ingredient origin if watermelon or vegan positioning is central.
Treat the listed sun-protection values as product-development information until supporting reports for the selected formula have been reviewed. The final label, directions and protection claims need to match that tested product and its intended market. Packaging is part of the evaluation: check dispensing consistency, closure performance, the amount delivered per use and how clearly the pack communicates application and reapplication. A cosmetic finish alone does not establish a sun-protection result.
Share the target market, desired pack type and proposed sun-care wording. Any broad-spectrum or water-resistance claim needs matching support for the selected product, alongside agreed directions and a container suited to the approved formula.
| Product reference | 1601578406951 |
|---|---|
| Model | CP13-SP |
| Format | Spray |
| Supply type | OEM/ODM |
| Origin | Guangdong, China |
Protection claims must be supported for the exact formulation intended for sale. Request matching reports for the approved product and the claims planned for your market.
Zinc oxide appears in the ingredient information. Confirm the complete filter system and formula with the approved ingredient specification.
Use water-resistance wording only when it is supported for the selected formula and intended market. Confirm the matching evidence and directions before label artwork.
