For most Chinese parents, Pigeon is a very familiar brand of maternal and baby products, which started in 1957 by producing baby bottles, and still has a great influence in the Japanese baby bottle market. After entering the Chinese market in 2002, Bei personally established three production plants in China, and gained a good reputation with high cost performance.
 
Pigeon's children's sunscreens are divided into a variety of models according to their sun protection capabilities, the more popular ones are SPF16/PA, SPF35/PA and SPF50/PA, all of which are pure physical sunscreens of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, which provide full-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB. SPF35/PA is recommended for daily use, and SPF50/PA is recommended for outdoor sports, which has stronger protection capabilities. Except for the different content of physical sunscreen ingredients, the other ingredients of the three sunscreens are basically the same. The overall formula of Pigeon baby sunscreen is relatively simple, not only does it remove alcohol and fragrances, but also does not add any plant extracts, which is less irritating, less prone to allergies, and comparable in mildness to ANESA.
 
In Asia, Japanese sunscreen is the mainstream of technology, and consumers are more concerned about skin feel as consumers are accustomed to using sunscreen products as part of makeup. In terms of use, Pigeon is close to the small blue bottle of Anogesa, the texture of the emulsion is easier to push away, the greasy feeling is not strong, and the film formation is faster, but it is not as light and refreshing as Andersa, but the price is more affordable, 30ml is about 70 yuan. Pigeon children's sunscreen has a variety of options in terms of sun protection index, the sun protection ability can meet daily needs, because it is not waterproof, easy to clean, relative, and not suitable for outdoor sports.