Moisturising sunscreen for sensitive skin and those who prefer a low-scent alternative. Perfect for beach visits, swimming pools and light physical activity.
Well suited for both face and body.
Broad-spectrum protection from UVA and UVB rays based on colourless zinc oxide, which is a safe mineral for sun protection based on extensive testing over several years.
Does not contain oxybenzone, octinoxate or other chemical, active sun filters.
98% certified organic
Resists the effects of swimming and light physical activity for 40 minutes before a new layer of sunscreen should be applied.
Hypoallergenic - well suited for sensitive skin. Can be used for children and adults.
Supplied in an 87 ml tube without BPA and phthalates.
Badger Balms does not use animal testing in any of its products.
Certified gluten-free and non-comedogenic (does not clog the skin's pores)
Biodegradable and safe for coral reefs and other ecosystems, certified as Reef Safe Sunscreen.
Ingredients (INCI):
Organic sunflower oil, "uncoated" zinc oxide, organic beeswax, sunflower oil vitamin E and organic sea buckthorn fruit extract.
* = Certified organic
+ =Fair Trade
Directions for use:
For full protection, it is important to use a generous amount of sunscreen; (2 grams per cm2 of skin) 15 minutes before sun exposure. Massage well into the skin. The sunscreen becomes colourless when applied. Children under 6 months should generally not use any form of sunscreen. Consult a doctor before use.
This sunscreen is not water-resistant, and a new layer should be applied to dry skin after 40 minutes of swimming and sweating, and at least every other hour during normal sun exposure.
Tips for safe sun exposure: The sun is a vital, energy-giving source for us humans, but excessive sun exposure can increase the risk of skin cancer and premature skin ageing. It is therefore recommended to regularly use sun protection with a broad-spectrum sun filter of SPF15 or higher. In addition, the use of sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, long-sleeved tops and trousers is recommended.
Limit sun exposure when the sun is at its highest between 10.00 and 14.00.
