Exposure to Half a Lifetime's UV Rays by Age 18!? Japan is Now a Major UV Country. Will You Protect Your Child's Skin? Sunscreen for Childcare Facilities (Also Available for Homes) [La La Time] Large Capacity (300g)
THE TERRACE has launched 'La La Time', a 300g large-capacity, non-chemical sunscreen co-developed with a pharmaceutical company. It is designed for childcare facilities and homes to protect children's skin safely and easily.
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THE TERRACE Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture) is currently developing and selling the sunscreen [La La Time] (for face and body), commonly known as "Lala Sunscreen", in collaboration with a pharmaceutical company.
It is a product that provides solid UV protection with SPF35 and PA+++, yet features a hypoallergenic, non-chemical formula that is free of UV absorbers, synthetic colorants, and synthetic fragrances. It is unscented and washes off cleanly with regular soap.
This is a large-capacity type (300g) suitable for childcare facilities, elementary schools, and after-school programs.
(Also available for home use)
Details will be announced sequentially on our official website and official SNS.
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[Original Survey]
(Conducted in 2024: Approx. 300 respondents)
1. Questionnaire for parents with toddlers
- I think UV protection is necessary from early childhood -> 85% of parents answered "Yes"
- I think using sunscreen is necessary from early childhood -> 81% of parents answered "Yes"
2. Childcare workers working at childcare facilities
- Do you think it is necessary to apply sunscreen during childcare? -> 79% of childcare workers answered "Yes"
What is the sunscreen [LaLa Time]?
Co-developed by THE TERRACE and a pharmaceutical company, it is a non-chemical, hypoallergenic sunscreen that can be used by everyone from children to adults.
One push of the LaLa Time pump, about 0.7g, is the perfect amount to apply to a child's (toddler's) face and neck. (Many large-capacity products dispense 2 to 3g per push, which is often too much and causes trouble.)
[Features]
- Non-chemical formula
- Free of UV absorbers / Free of synthetic colorants / Free of synthetic fragrances / Unscented
- Can be removed with regular soap
- Water-resistant formula makes it hard to wash off with water, sweat, or tears
- Eco-friendly sunscreen
- Pump that is easy for children to use
- Adopts SPF35, PA+++ suitable for daily use
- Generous large capacity size 300g (for face and body)
[Full Ingredients]
Water, Mineral Oil, BG, Glycerin, Titanium Dioxide, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate Isopropyl, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Stearic Acid, Aluminum Hydroxide, Sorbitan Stearate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Polyhydroxystearic Acid, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Hydroxy...
Nickname: Lala-chan (Pineapple), the bright colors are its trademark 🍍
THE TERRACE Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture) is currently developing and selling the sunscreen [La La Time] (for face and body), commonly known as "Lala Sunscreen", in collaboration with a pharmaceutical company.
It is a product that provides solid UV protection with SPF35 and PA+++, yet features a hypoallergenic, non-chemical formula that is free of UV absorbers, synthetic colorants, and synthetic fragrances. It is unscented and washes off cleanly with regular soap.
This is a large-capacity type (300g) suitable for childcare facilities, elementary schools, and after-school programs.
(Also available for home use)
Details will be announced sequentially on our official website and official SNS.
[Instagram]
Jump to Instagram
[Homepage]
Jump to Homepage
[Original Survey]
(Conducted in 2024: Approx. 300 respondents)
1. Questionnaire for parents with toddlers
- I think UV protection is necessary from early childhood -> 85% of parents answered "Yes"
- I think using sunscreen is necessary from early childhood -> 81% of parents answered "Yes"
2. Childcare workers working at childcare facilities
- Do you think it is necessary to apply sunscreen during childcare? -> 79% of childcare workers answered "Yes"
What is the sunscreen [LaLa Time]?
Co-developed by THE TERRACE and a pharmaceutical company, it is a non-chemical, hypoallergenic sunscreen that can be used by everyone from children to adults.
One push of the LaLa Time pump, about 0.7g, is the perfect amount to apply to a child's (toddler's) face and neck. (Many large-capacity products dispense 2 to 3g per push, which is often too much and causes trouble.)
[Features]
- Non-chemical formula
- Free of UV absorbers / Free of synthetic colorants / Free of synthetic fragrances / Unscented
- Can be removed with regular soap
- Water-resistant formula makes it hard to wash off with water, sweat, or tears
- Eco-friendly sunscreen
- Pump that is easy for children to use
- Adopts SPF35, PA+++ suitable for daily use
- Generous large capacity size 300g (for face and body)
[Full Ingredients]
Water, Mineral Oil, BG, Glycerin, Titanium Dioxide, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate Isopropyl, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Stearic Acid, Aluminum Hydroxide, Sorbitan Stearate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Polyhydroxystearic Acid, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Hydroxy...
FAQ
What makes La La Time different from regular sunscreen?
It features a non-chemical formula co-developed with a pharmaceutical company, and uses a 300g large capacity pump designed for childcare facilities. One push dispenses 0.7g, which is ideal for children.
Is it gentle on children's skin?
Yes. It is free from UV absorbers, synthetic colorants, and synthetic fragrances, and can be easily washed off with regular soap.
Where is it used?
It is primarily used in childcare facilities, elementary schools, and after-school clubs, but is also available for general household use.