Introducing our Stable to City organic sunscreen | SPF 35!

Featuring just six organic ingredients, this sunscreen is broad spectrum, & safe for everyone to use! Our 2oz tubes are fragrance & chemical free as well as biodegradable & reef safe!

ingredients

• 25% non-nano Zinc Oxide
• Eldorado Springs Artesian Water
• Certified Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
• Certified Organic Beeswax
• Vegetable Vitamin E (non-gmo from sunflower seeds)
• Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol, 400IU/ounce sunscreen)

Directions

shake well. apply liberally and evenly prior to sun exposure. reapply after swimming or sweating or towel drying; otherwise reapply at least every two hours. safe for use on children under six months of age.

Why zinc oxide?

Zinc oxide is a preferred active ingredient in sunscreen over titanium dioxide and the only one we use because:

• Zinc oxide is the most effective UV absorber across the entire UVA and UVB spectrum.
• Zinc oxide is made from the critical mineral nutrient zinc whereas titanium is a metal that has no biological use in our bodies and has poorly defined long term exposure risks.
• Zinc oxide holds tight to its electrons when it absorbs UV energy and limits the creation of free radicals that do damage and increase the risk of skin cancer.
• Zinc oxide is the sole sunscreen active ingredient approved for use on children by FDA.
• The zinc oxide in our formula is non-nano, and not-micronized; there are zero zinc oxide nanoparticles in our formulas.

Why is there Vitamin D in the formula?

• Our sunscreen is fortified with the USRDA recommendation of Vitamin D3 (400IU/ounce of sunscreen), a critical vitamin that normally requires UV energy to be produced in our skin.
• Since sunscreens reduce UV exposure (which is a good thing and critical in limiting cellular and DNA damage and aging processes), they can also limit Vitamin D production.
• More & more information is coming out from the medical community regarding how Vitamin D may play a significant role in the prevention of chronic health & disease issues.