Sun Care
At Baldwins, we believe in harnessing nature's power to protect your skin. Our natural sunscreen and sun care range offers effective, eco-friendly protection without harsh chemicals. Discover the difference of mineral-based SPF and nourishing botanicals.
Explore Our Natural Sunscreen Range
Our natural sunscreens offer mineral-based protection using nourishing ingredients, making them suitable for sensitive skin and environmentally friendly. We provide a selection of reef-safe sunscreens from top brands like Badger, Shade, Sol de Ibiza, The Green People, and Incognito. Protect your skin naturally while caring for the planet with our broad-spectrum UV protection formulas.
Explore our range of natural sunscreens at Baldwins and find the perfect product for your skin type and sun protection needs. Our expert, friendly teams can help you select the best options to ensure safe and effective sun care.
What makes the Baldwins range of sunscreens natural?
Our sunscreens use mineral-based active ingredients like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide combined with organic botanical extracts for natural sun protection.
Are natural sunscreens as effective as chemical ones?
Yes! Mineral sunscreens provide excellent broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB rays, matching the efficacy of chemical sunscreens.
Is natural sunscreen better for sensitive skin?
Absolutely. Our natural formulas are gentler on the skin, making them ideal for those with sensitive skin or allergies to chemical sunscreens.
How do mineral sunscreens work?
Mineral sunscreens create a physical barrier on your skin, reflecting and scattering UV rays away from your body.
Are Baldwins' natural sunscreens reef-safe?
Yes, our mineral-based sunscreens are reef-safe, ensuring you can protect your skin without harming marine ecosystems.
Do low-factor natural sunscreens do anything?
Yes, low-factor sunscreens (SPF 15 or below) provide some protection against UVB rays, but they are less effective than higher-SPF sunscreens. They might be suitable for short periods of sun exposure or for individuals with darker skin tones. For extended outdoor activities or fair-skinned individuals, a higher SPF is recommended to ensure adequate protection.
Can you use expired sunscreen?
It's not recommended to use expired sunscreen. The active ingredients in sunscreen can degrade over time, reducing their effectiveness and leaving your skin vulnerable to sun damage. Always check the expiration date on your sunscreen and replace it as needed.
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