Natural, mineral sunscreen STICK for the face SPF50+ WHITE.
Store Availability
Store availability
BENEFITS
Natural
100% of UV filters and components are of natural origin
Water resistance
Water-resistant. Tested in accordance with current standards.
Sun protection
IP50+ face and lips. Very high UVA UVB protection. Apply every 2 hours.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
Compliance with Hawaiian law
The State of Hawaii has decided to forbid the use of certain chemical substances in sun creams by adopting a Hawaiian law that will come into force on 1 January 2021.
This law lists chemical substances such as oxybenzone and octinoxate that are often found in sun creams, which can often harm or even destroy coral.
Our stick complies with the Hawaiian law and is certified by a toxicologist.
composition
INGREDIENTS: RICINUS COMMUNIS SEED OIL, CERA ALBA, TITANIUM DIOXIDE [NANO], COCO-CAPRYLATE/CAPRATE, COPERNICIA CERIFERA CERA, JOJOBA ESTERS, C10-18 TRIGLYCERIDES, SILICA, TOCOPHEROL
weight: 9.5 g
What is the difference between a chemical UV filter and a mineral UV filter?
The sun stick guarantees optimal protection thanks to titanium dioxide, a mineral UV filter, here .
Whereas a chemical UV filter absorbs radiation instead of the skin absorbing it, a mineral filter acts like a barrier in reflecting UV rays, and is therefore effective as soon as applied.
Tips for storage and maintenance
Storage tips
Do not leave your stick exposed to high temperatures (e.g., in a vehicle in the sun in summer).
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
To ensure that this product has no adverse effect on marine biodiversity, Decathlon's teams have subjected it to a number of tests in terms of biodegradability and impacting coral. These various tests, conducted by independent labs, were able to demonstrate that the mineral sunscreen stick is not toxic to coral, complies with Hawaii's law and that the product biodegrades easily (to 64% within 28 days of testing).
Warranty
2 Years
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Tested by an independent laboratory according to the cosmetic standards in force. Tested by more than 60 surfers in the Basque Country and in Martinique.