Sunscreen | Organic Ingredients

We've got nothing to hide. Here's our list of 100% Organic Ingredients.

Non Nano Zinc Oxide

Protects the skin by absorbing

both UVB and UVA light, Non

Nano Zinc Oxide is less likely

to irritate the skin compared to

nano zinc oxide. It has larger

nanoparticles, which means it

doesn't penetrate the skin at all,

making it safe for both the skin

and the environment.

Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil

Sunflower seeds produce oil. It

is used in skin and hair care

products since it absorbs easily

and moisturizes. Vitamin E, an

antioxidant in sunflower oil,

protects skin from free radicals

(toxins found in cigarette

smoke, smog, and sunlight).

Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil

The southwestern US-native

jojoba plant seeds yield the oil.

It moisturizes, protects against

sun damage, treats acne, and

reduces oil production, making

it popular in cosmetics. It

contains antioxidants and does

not clog pores. It even heals

minor wounds and eczema.

Calendula Officinalis (Calendula) Extract

Calendula grows in temperate

zones of the Northern and

Southern Hemispheres.

Calendula treats acne,

irritation, dry skin, wounds,

and eczema

and psoriasis rashes.

Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax

Vegan cosmetics can use

candelilla wax. It's a great

vegan alternative to beeswax

and comes from the Candelilla

plant, which grows in Mexico

and has been used to

manufacture soaps

since prehispanic times. It

reduces stretch marks, acne

scars, and irritated skin

disorders like dermatitis and

eczema due to its

antiinflammatory

effects.

Coriandrum Sativum (Coriander) Seed Oil

Coriander seed oil comes from

the cilantro plant, and its bright

green leaves are most

wellknown

for adding flavor to

cuisines around the world.

However, this herb also holds

some skin benefits: it soothes

reactive and sensitive skin,

helps

promote a clear complexion,

and improves oily skin.

Thuja Plicata (Hinokitiol) Extract

Northwest North America is

home to Thuja Plicata,

popularly

known as the Western Red

Cedar. Thujaplicin and thujol in

this tree's resin heal scaling,

acne, and eczema. This oil is

antibacterial, antiseptic, and

natural disinfectant, making it a

versatile utility.

Avena Sativa (Oat Kernel) Flour

Oat extract comes in a fine

powder form that has calming,

nourishing, and antioxidant

properties. Oat extract is a

natural moisturiser and

antiinflammatory.

It stimulates the

growth of skin-nourishing

lipids,

and is good for dry, irritated,

inflamed, or eczema-prone skin.

Vanillin

Extracted primarily from

Vanilla

planifolia, Vanillin has

antiinflammatory

and antibacterial

properties. It is also a good

source of B vitamins, including

niacin, thiamin, riboflavin,

vitamin B6, and pantothenic

acid–all of which support

keeping skin looking healthy.

Glycyrrhiza Inflata (Liquorice) Root Extract

Liquorice root extract is strong

but skin-friendly. Japan has

traditionally regarded the

glycyrrhiza glabra plant's

medicinal and health benefits.

The extract brightens and treats

dark spots. It can also prevent

sunburn, repair acne scars,

relieve inflammation, and

regenerate collagen.

Glycerine

Glycerine is a natural compound

that is derived from vegetable

oils. It is widely used in personal

care products to help hydrate

and protect the outer layer of

the skin.

Sodium Chloride

Also known as table salt, it is a

natural preservative, works as a

binder for skincare products,

and prevents the growth of

yeast, mold, bacteria, and other

unwanted organisms in

cosmetic products.

Iron Oxide

Iron Oxide is often added for its

ability to protect skin from high

energy visible (HEV) light. It is

widely used in sunscreen lotions

and facial creams for its ability

to block UV rays.

Polyglyceryl-3 Polyricinoleate

Polyglyceryl-3 polyricinoleate is

a natural emollient derived from

the castor bean. Its main

purpose is to act as an

emulsifier, which is a substance

that ensures that liquids and

solids don't separate. This

ingredient acts as an emollient,

which means it helps retain

moisture on the skin.

Polyhydroxystearic Acid

It acts as a coating on oxide

particles that give sun

protection. It's pliable, soft, and

doesn't settle into fine lines or

pores. Also, it's not visible on

the skin after application

because it blends in well with

the skin's natural color.

Salvia Rosmarinus Oleoresin (Rosemary) Antioxidant

Rosemary extract has been

proven by several studies to

prevent signs of aging and

premature aging due to its

antioxidant properties.

Antioxidants such as salvia

rosmarinus oleoresin and other

natural compounds found in

rosemary extracts have been

proven to fight free radicals that

damage skin cells, leading to

fine lines and wrinkles.

Alusion™ (Alumina)

Alumina binds chemicals in

mineral sunscreens and

cosmetics. It blocks UV

radiation. Alumina has no major

side effects or toxicity, making it

perfect for treating skin

disorders including eczema and

scalp psoriasis without risking

further irritation or flare-ups.

Potassium Cetyl Phosphate

Potassium Cetyl Phosphate, a

mild emulsifier, doesn't irritate

the skin like other sunscreen

components. Since it's

fragrance-free, it's less prone to

induce allergic responses. PCP

stabilizes sunscreens and is mild.

The sunscreen lasts longer and

stays more stable on your skin

throughout the day.

Tocopherol (Vitamin E)

The most biologically active

form of Vitamin E, Tocopherol is

an antioxidant that helps

protect the skin from free

radical damage and

environmental stressors.

Maltodextrin

Maltodextrin is a white powder

that naturally occurs in corn,

rice, potato starch, or wheat. It is

also a natural moisturizer and

does not cause irritation or

sensitivity. Maltodextrin can be

used for anti-aging, to treat

inflammation and to improve

skin hydration.

Xanthan Gum

Xanthan gum is a powder

derived from corn syrup that is

used as a stabilizer, thickener,

binder, and skin-conditioning

agent. Although it has many

uses in the food industry,

xanthan gum is most commonly

found in cosmetics, where it is

often marketed as a natural

moisturiser.