Description
Standard Procedure SPF 50+ Sunscreen 60ml with Clip
Experience the ultimate sun protection with Aotearoa Surf School’s Standard Procedure SPF 50+ Sunscreen – a product born from over 40 years of sunscreen expertise. Crafted in our eco-friendly, solar-powered factory on the Sunshine Coast, QLD, this Australian-made sunscreen is a blend of tradition and modern innovation. Our family-owned formula has been refined over decades, ensuring you receive only the highest-quality sun care.
Our Standard Procedure Sunscreen is more than just a sunblock; it’s a skin-nourishing powerhouse. Infused with Australian superfruits, it’s rich in antioxidants and essential vitamins A, B, and C, offering superior skin protection and care. This formula is perfect for daily use, whether you’re hitting the surf or just enjoying the outdoors. It’s gentle enough for children (recommended for ages 6+ months) and robust enough to withstand the harshest elements.
Key Features:
- Broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection
- 4-hour water resistance, ideal for surfers and beachgoers
- Dermatologically tested for sensitive skin
- Fast-absorbing with a dry-touch finish
- TGA certified (AUST L 374372) for your peace of mind
- Highest grade protection against sun damage
- Cruelty-free and not tested on animals
- Free from PABA, parabens, oxybenzone, and octinoxate
- Safe for coral reefs, excluding harmful chemicals
Application Tips: For optimal protection, apply liberally and evenly on all exposed areas 20 minutes before sun exposure. Use at least one teaspoon per limb, front and back of the body, and half a teaspoon for the face, ears, and neck. Reapply every 1-2 hours, especially after swimming, sweating, or toweling off. Always conduct an allergy patch test before use. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Choose Standard Procedure SPF 50+ Sunscreen for your next adventure under the sun. It’s not just sunscreen; it’s your skin’s best friend in the sun, ensuring you enjoy every moment outdoors safely and responsibly.
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