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There's a study from 2021 that appears to have caused quite a stir of late: 'Zinc oxide-induced changes to sunscreen ingredient efficacy and toxicity under UV irradiation'. It sounds alarming, so I have been meaning to address this paper with a blog post for a while.
Navigating the world of skincare can be a daunting task, especially for those with sensitive skin. However, even the most natural products can trigger adverse reactions, making patch tests an essential step in any skincare routine. Here’s why conducting patch tests is crucial, especially if you have sensitive skin.
What happens when a trusted product like Shade All-Natural Sunscreen seems to fail a user? I want to share with you a recent case we were presented with, delving into the nuances of sunscreen reactions and unravelling the mystery of whether a customer's painful skin experience was due to our product or something else entirely.
With perpetual scaremongering about the dangers of UV exposure in the media, it’s easy to forget the vital role that sunlight plays in our health and well-being. While excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation can undoubtedly lead to skin damage and increase the risk of skin cancer, sensible sun exposure is essential for a host of reasons, many of which are deeply rooted in our evolutionary history.
As a parent, a health-conscious individual, or simply someone who cares about the planet, we know you’ve been searching for a sunscreen you can trust. At Shade, we understand your journey—because we’ve been there, too. Let us introduce you to the product that’s changing the way families like yours protect themselves from the sun.
Shade All-Natural Sunscreen is renowned for its sun protection but also serves as a versatile skincare product. Made with only four simple ingredients—organic coconut oil, organic shea butter, non-nano zinc oxide, and beeswax—it appeals to those seeking a minimalist skincare solution.
A simple four-ingredient formula, Shade is entirely natural and contains only organic, unrefined shea butter and coconut oil, non-Nano zinc...
Common Questions - Answered!
How Does SPF Work?
How Does SPF Work?
The '25' in SPF25 means that you are protected for approximately 25 times the length of time it would normally take you to burn, under the same environmental conditions, without any protection whatsoever...
Is Shade Water Resistant?
Is Shade Water Resistant?
Shade has not been tested for water resistance. Why? Because we weren't convinced the lab tests replicated real-life situations adequately. We didn’t want to apply a claim to our product that could make the user more complacent and risk them not applying it often enough...
Is Shade Marine Friendly?
Is Shade Marine Friendly?
Shade does not contain any of the ingredients in the HEL list, which are:
- Any form of microplastic sphere or beads;
- Any nanoparticles like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide;
- Oxybenzone;...