Every winter the half used bottles of sunscreen get shoved to the back of the bathroom cupboard or forgotten about at the bottom of your beach bag. Should we be wearing sunscreen in winter? If so, what is the best sunscreen SPF and why is it important? Read on to find out why...
Ethically Kate is a bit of a superstar in the sustainability world...so when we heard she had listed our very own sunscreen as one of her "favourite sustainable sunscreen brands" in her recent blog, we did a little happy dance before shouting from the rooftops "WE'VE MADE IT BIG TIME!"
There are hundreds of sunscreens to choose from - so how do you know which ones truly work and which ones you can trust? Here's what some of our real life customers have to say about our natural sunscreen..
Even if a sunscreen is labeled as "reef safe", there's no guarantee that it actually won't harm the corals, fish and other marine life. We explain reef safe false claims and Haereticus Labs independent Land and Sea certification.
We all know about the standard eco-friendly travel essentials (reusable cutlery, a keep-cup and a bamboo toothbrush) but can you guess what 3 essentials our eco-conscious travel writer says she can't leave home without? Read on to learn how these three eco-friendly essentials can help you make your travel more sustainable.
Your purchase helps to support ocean conservation and education! Did you know 2% of our revenue is donated to local ocean conservation initiatives? Read on to learn more about the awesome kaupapa we support and how you can help.
Seasick Sunscreen is an environmentally conscious brand of sunscreen made in New Zealand. Developed by an environmental scientist, our ingredients have been carefully selected to protect both people and planet. We are so proud to be 100% New Zealand owned and operated.
I ask my Mother about sunscreen use, ageing and what my skin is in for. I was shocked to hear about the irreversible skin damage she has developed as a result of the many years neglecting to protect her skin.
Is sunblock, suncream or sunscreen better? Is there a difference at all? Which term most accurately describes the protection you are getting? The terms sunscreen, sunblock and suncream are often used interchangeably. But do they actually mean the same thing? The answer might surprise you!
Children have very soft and sensitive skin. There are so many sunscreen options out there, how do you know which one to buy for you babies and children? I've put together a guide to answer this question for you!
If sunscreen isn’t right for your skin type, it can cause irritation, blockages, break-outs and even allergies. There are lots of other factors to consider when deciding what the best sunscreen for your face is.