Natural Sun Cream & Mineral Sunscreen

Mineral sunscreens use zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to physically reflect UV rays. Chemical sunscreens use synthetic ingredients to absorb UV radiation. Mineral options are considered gentler and more environmentally friendly.

Yes, mineral sunscreens using non-nano zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are considered reef safe. They do not contain oxybenzone or octinoxate, which have been shown to damage coral reefs.

Modern mineral sunscreen formulations have been significantly improved to minimise white cast. Many of our options blend invisibly into skin, though tinted versions are available for those wanting extra assurance.

Apply approximately two tablespoons of sunscreen for the body (about the size of a golf ball). For the face alone, use about half a teaspoon. Most people apply too little, reducing the actual protection level.

Yes, UV rays are present year-round, even on cloudy winter days. Daily facial sunscreen is recommended by dermatologists regardless of season to prevent premature ageing and protect skin health.