Oze Sun Reef Safe Sunscreen Spf50 Cream
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Label (100g)

Label (100g)
This is a description for a Whitehaven Medium Tint Reef Safe Sunscreen SPF 50 by Ozesun®. The sunscreen is 100% organic and offers broad-spectrum UVA and UVB protection. It is a tinted primer suitable for all skin types and acts as a hydrating moisturizer. The product is water-resistant for 80 minutes. It contains active ingredient nano zinc oxide and is made in Australia. The sunscreen also includes hyaluronic acid, vitamin C & E. The product is paraben & sulfate-free, cruelty-free, and made with clean organic ingredients. It can be used on both face and body.*
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Sachet Artwork (Oze Sun 4.6g)

Sachet Artwork (Oze Sun 4.6g)
This product is a mineral sunscreen containing 25% Non-Nano Zinc Oxide. It provides broad-spectrum protection against UVA, UVB, UVC, and Blue Light. The sunscreen is white in color and offers medium tint. It is recommended for external use only and should not be used on broken or damaged skin. For best results, apply generously on all exposed areas at least 20 minutes before sun exposure or more frequently during activities like sweating or swimming. The formula offers 80 minutes of water resistance. Store the product below 30°C. The sunscreen is vegan and organic, and it is identified with the code AUSt L 407959 | ZinCLEAR SO01 | 4.6 CREAM A.*

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