Ocean Freedom's Tinted Sunscreen Range: A Comprehensive Guide
Ocean Freedom's Tinted Sunscreen Range: A Comprehensive Guide
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SAVE on a Mineral Sunscreen Skincare Daily Essentials combination of Ocean Freedoms Active Mineral SPF50+ lotion sunscreen and Surf Clay SPF50+ Very Water Resistant Sunscreen.
Mineral sunscreens, often referred to as physical sunscreens, are beneficial for several reasons:
They protect against both UVA and UVB rays, providing comprehensive sun protection.
Mineral sunscreens typically contain zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, which are less likely to cause skin irritation or allergic reactions compared to chemical sunscreens.
They start working as soon as they are applied, unlike chemical sunscreens that need time to absorb into the skin.
Mineral sunscreens sit on the skin's surface and are less pore-clogging, making them suitable for sensitive or acne-prone skin.
Ocean Freedom mineral sunscreen is reef-safe and less harmful to marine ecosystems compared to some chemical sunscreen ingredients.
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UVA rays can lead to premature aging and skin damage, while UVB rays cause sunburn.
Water-resistant means this sunscreen maintains its effectiveness after exposure to water, sweat, or moisture for up to 40 minutes.
It helps safeguard coral reefs and marine ecosystems by avoiding harmful chemicals found in traditional sunscreens.
Dermatologist approval ensures that the product has been tested and deemed safe for use on the skin.
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Ocean Freedom's Tinted Sunscreen Range: A Comprehensive Guide
Children are especially vulnerable to sun damage. According to research from the Cancer Association of South Africa, "Just one blistering sunburn in childhood or adolescence more than doubles a person's chances of developing melanoma later in life"