Raspberry Butter SPF 15 – 150ml

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A natural creamy, vegan sun cream with a buttery texture that melts into the skin, Amazinc Raspberry Butter has an SPF 15. This reef safe sun cream gives effective protection, yet is harmless to marine life and the planet. Key ingredients such as almond butter help soothe dry skin, while the Amazinc

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Description

150ml

Amazinc are a range of natural and eco-friendly skincare, made in the Czech Republic using specially selected ingredients to care and protect our skin.

This beautiful creamy Raspberry Butter with SPF 15+ is a multi talent which combines sun protection and skincare. The Mixture of Tamanu, Marula and Raspberry Kernel Oil provides an essential, but effective sun protection, while Shea butter and the rest of the formula strengthens, restore the skin and prevents it from ageing.

Can be used daily and as often as necessary all year round to help and moisturise skin during all seasons of the year.

FAQs

What Is The UVA Rating?

The UVA rating (also known as the star rating) is a measure of how much UVA is blocked. The scale goes from 0 to 5, with a 3- star cream blocking about 60% of the amount of UVA as UVB rays. You would be wanting a sun cream that is at least 4-star. Amazinc sun cream is 5-star.

Can I use Amazinc Suncream On Children?

Yes, all Amazinc ingredients comply with EU regulations for kids. You can use Amazinc from birth, but it is very important to keep reapply sun cream to your children’s skin as it is particularly sensitive.

PACKAGING

100% recyclable aluminium tin.

The adhesive on the labelling may not be biodegradable so it would be best to remove this before recycling.