SPF 50+ ZINC STICK LIGHT TINT

• 25g.

Carefully push paper tube base and apply onto skin in
several layers. Place cap back on without pushing product back into the tube. Keep out of direct sunlight and avoid handling with wet hands.

With dry hands, remove cap and carefully push tube base. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if any sign of irritation. Store below 30˚C and out of direct sunlight.

Apply in several layers to sensitive areas (face, scars,
tattoos) before sun exposure, for long-lasting waterproof protection. Re-apply as needed. Use in combination of sunscreen and protective clothing.

Carefully close cap without pushing the product back into the tube (push up only). Keep out of direct sunlight.

To remove, use tissue paper or muslin cloth. Wipe residual traces with cleanse or make up remover.

Active: Zinc oxide (200 mg/g).

Excipients: Coconut oil, Candelilla wax, Tocopheryl acetate, Castor oil, Theobroma oil, Caprylic/capric Triglyceride, Iron Oxides (Black, Yellow, Brown), Titanium dioxide (80 mg/g), Silica.

A zinc-boosted formula naturally pigmented with iron oxides to provide sun and waterproof protection to extra sensitive areas (cheekbones, nose, ears, scars, tattoos, etc.) during intensive outdoor and aquatic activities. All natural and designed for sensitive skin including children 6 months and over.

Founded by marine biologists in the search for high-performance natural sun protection, People4Ocean
sunscreens deliver on quality and sensory, while excluding all skin and ocean pollutants.

People4Ocean is on a mission to protect, nurture and restore the beauty and wellbeing of people and oceans. Merging marine and dermal sciences, we pioneer clean, inclusive and sustainable sun care.

Founders Louise Laing and Austin Laing-Herbert met on the Great Barrier Reef while studying marine biology. After obtaining their Masters degree from James Cook University, they expatriated to the Indian Ocean and spent the next 5 years restoring coral reefs in Mauritius and Seychelles.

In 2016, new scientific findings made them question the health and environmental safety of ingredients used in chemical sunscreen. Further research led them to believe that most sunscreen ingredients are contributing to marine pollution and the global reef crisis. Laboratory testing showed that exposure to sunscreen chemicals can inhibit and alter the growth of coral juveniles, is toxic to seven coral species and is likely to induce coral bleaching in the wild, further increasing reef sensitivity to climate change. Similar
impacts can be found on human health, such as endocrine disruptions and bioaccumulation in reproductive organs and tissue.

In 2018, they returned to Australia and co-founded People4Ocean Sun Care. Ever since they have been on a mission to bring fundamental change to the sun care industry, by phasing out skin and ocean polluting
ingredients, to better protect people and help our oceans in the process. They continue their work as reef scientists, consulting on reef conservation projects in Fiji, French Polynesia and the Great Barrier Reef.