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Little Urchin Natural Clear Zinc Sunscreen SPF50+ 100g

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Little Urchin Natural Clear Zinc Sunscreen SPF50+ 100g
  • Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Sunscreens are only one part of sun protection. Prolonged high-risk sun exposure should be avoided. Frequent re-application or use in accordance with directions is required for effective sun protection. It is important to wear protective clothing, hats and eyewear when exposed to the sun.See more

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Little Urchin Natural Clear Zinc Sunscreen SPF50+ is a unique and innovative vegan formula that provides superior UVA and UVB broad spectrum protection.
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Recyclable Packaging
Artificial Flavour Free
Artificial Colour Free

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Product Overview

Little Urchin Natural Clear Zinc Sunscreen SPF50+ is a unique and innovative vegan formula that provides superior UVA and UVB broad spectrum protection from the sun while also being 4-hours water resistant to provide protection while swimming, playing sports or simply spending time in the sun.

A new generation and hydrating blend offers you and your family very high protection from the sun’s damaging rays.

This ultimate SPF defence contains Non-Nano Zinc Oxide as the only active ingredient which is paired with natural & sustainably sourced skin-loving, botanic ingredients that are suitable to use on sensitive skin.

This reef safe sunscreen is made with no nasties, is preservative free and is suitable for the whole family (6 months and older) as a daily body and face sunscreen. Free of any dangerous chemicals, it does not contain any UV absorbers, titanium dioxide, parabens, synthetic preservatives, or synthetic fragrances.

Australian made.

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