Sun Protection Zinc SPF Beach Balm

Shield your skin on the beach with non-nanoparticle, uncoated Zinc Oxide and pure sun-loving botanicals!

Everybody Loves the Sunshine Zinc Beach Balm is a plant based Living Libations balm and is perfect to shield skin on sunny days.

• Enjoy summer days, poolside lounge, or water play with this portable sun-stick made with 20% non-nano-particle, uncoated, pharmaceutical-grade Zinc Oxide (as it is the purest form of zinc available) & all organic botanical ingredients

WHAT IS ZINC OXIDE? Zinc oxide (ZnO) is an awesome option as a sunblock. It is white, inorganic compound created from metallic zinc. Unlike nano-particle minerals and chemical sun blocks, zinc does not interfere with the health or respiration of the skin. The molecular size of zinc particles is too large to be absorbed by the skin. Instead, it sits on top and absorbs sun rays, protecting the skin.

DOES THE ZINC OXIDE GIVE SKIN WHITE SHEEN? Yes as of right now this is unavoidable. It is easy to add some tint with a bit of makeup to work into skin with this balm to minimize zinc sheen.

Handcrafted in Canada / 15ML stick  

Note: this is purely natural balm and all natural balms may melt during heat (does not affect efficiency of the product). Place in cooler temperature to solidify.

Perform a patch test prior to use to ensure compatibility with your skin.

FINAL SALE. 

No refunds or returns.

INGREDIENTS: Jojoba Simmondsia chinensis, cocos nucifera coconut, cacao butter-theobroma cacao, Seabuckthorn- Hippophae rhamnoides, Zinc Oxide, Raspberry Seed-Rubus idaeus, Tamanu-Calophyllum inophyllum, Schizandra Berry-Schizandra chinensis, Laurel Wax-Myrica pubescens, Immortelle-Helichrysum italicum, Carrot Seed-Daucus carota, Rosse Otto-Rosa damascena, Cape Chamomile-Eriocephalus punctulatus, Frankincense-Boswellia carterii, Sandalwood-Santalum album, Ginger-Zingiber officianale, Lavender-Lavandula angustifolia, Geranium-Pelargonium graveolens, Sweet Thyme-Thymus linalool, Turmeric-Curcuma longa, Calendula officinalis, Palmarosa-Cymbopogon martini