Certified Natural Sunscreen SPF50 specifically for babies and infants.
Moringa & Harakeke SPF50+ certified natural sun protection for Sensitive Skin Adults & Babies. Formulated by a registered nurse, medical herbalist and naturopath.
Moringa: Called the miracle tree. An extraordinary ingredient with high medicinal benefits to protect and nourish the skin. Various parts of the Moringa provide sources of protein, vitamins, beta-carotene, amino acids and various phenolics.
Harakeke: Is a soothing and softening agent. Protecting against sunburned skin, reducing redness, soreness, rashes and peeling.
Why use this Sunscreen:
- Reef Safe
- Biodegradable
- Non-GMO
- Made with organic and wildcrafted ingredients
- Gentle
- Safe
- Natural
- Non-toxic
- Cruelty Free
- Suitable for infants and babies, adults with sensitive skin
- Packaging is recyclable
- 2 hrs water resistant
- Dermatologist tested for sensitive skin
- Made in New Zealand
Ingredients: Zinc oxide, spring water, jojoba oil, sorbitan, kawakawa oil, coconut oil, stearic acid, glyceryl stearate, glycerin, tamanu oil, beeswax, lecithin, coco caprylate, shea butter, vitamin e, allantoin, bisabolol, german chamomile, manono, moringa, active manuka honey, himalayan salt, kawakawa extract, geogard, sweet orange, lavender oil, sandalwood oil.
How to use: Apply liberally and rub in well before heading out into the sun. Although 2 hours water resistant, it is recommended applying the sunscreen before and after swimming or sweating it out. Reapply every 2 hours while out in the sun.
Although this is a product made from natural ingredients, it is recommended a patch test before you slather it on. If irritation occurs, rinse thoroughly, discontinue use and seek medical advice. Please avoid direct contact with your eyes, that’s what sunglasses are for!
Best stored in a cool dry place (below 27c/80f), away from direct sunlight (even sunscreen needs protection).
Size: 150g
Note: For babies under 6 months, it is recommend covering up and limiting direct sun exposure, and sunscreen as an additional line of defence.
