NATURAL ZINC TINTED COVERING CREAM (45g)

DETAILS

Designed for use by aquatic and outdoor enthusiasts, Surfmud™ is a natural, zinc-based cream developed by surfers to help guard their skin during long hours of surfing in rough ocean conditions. This long-lasting, handmade formulation offers protection against the harsh effects of the surf and wind by creating a protective barrier between the skin and the external environment.

Containing 30% Zinc Oxide together with protective Beeswax and Kaolin Clay, it is suitable for all types of skin, including sensitives, and can safely be used on babies and toddlers. It is natural skin color, glides on smoothly, and stays put.

Australian made and owned. Palm oil-free.

Ingredients

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Beeswax, Coconut Oil, Zinc Oxide.

Zinc Oxide, Coco Caprylate / Caprate (from Coconuts only), Beeswax (Australian Organic), Lanolin (water-free), Kaolin (from clay/mud), Iron Oxides (for color)

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HOW TO USED

To maximize effectiveness rub the zinc into your skin in a circular motion as you would a normal lotion – then finishing with a second visible layer. Note: The layer of Surfmud does not need to be thick – just rubbed in and spread evenly over the areas you want to protect.

The best way to remove Surfmud is to use face-cleansing wipes then wash your face as normal. Alternatively, it can be washed off in the shower, but we suggest using a dedicated face cloth for the task as the color will transfer to the washer.

It is best stored under 25°C and will melt at temperatures over 75°C.