Bath, Skin & Care

Forget what you know about applying sunscreen. With Oasis Sun SPF 30 you should not rub it in until it disappears. Instead, apply a generous layer to all exposed areas of skin at least 10-15 minutes before going outside and allow it time to adhere to the skin where it will become almost invisible. Reapply every 2 hours. Oasis Sun SPF 30 is designed for the strong sunlight and severe UV conditions in New Zealand. It does a tough job. But this trusted, family favourite protects your skin in the gentlest possible way. It’s packed with natural ingredients like jojoba oil, shea butter and vitamin E to help protect and moisturise. Oasis Sun SPF 30 is so gentle that it can be used on sensitive skin, applied to the face and body and used on babies and toddlers. In fact, the Eczema Association of New Zealand are so impressed with Oasis Sun SPF 30 that they have given it their seal of approval for use on sensitive skin. Oasis Sun SPF 30 has been offering great sun protection for over 10 years. No wonder, it is also trusted and sold by doctors, dermatologists, medical professionals, pharmacies and health stores throughout New Zealand. Product code: OASSPF30SC Cautions
Oasis Sun is not water resistant and it goes without saying that you should not get it into your eyes because it will sting.
Suitable for vegans. Cruelty free.
Free of parabens, mineral oil, phthalates, sulphates, and nano-particles
Can be used by pregnant women and on babies over 6 months. Ingredients
Pure NZ water
Zinc oxide (sunscreen agent)
Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamic (sunscreen agent)
Castor oil (ricinus communis)
Ceto stearyl alcohol
PEG100 stearate (emulsifier)
Glyceryl mono stearate (emulsifier)
Ceteareth 20 (solubilizer)
Organic jojoba oil (simondsia chinensis)
Soy lecithin (soybean emollient)
Dehydroacetic acid 
Benzyl alcohol (BioGro approved preservative)
Ceto stearyl alcohol (vegetable emulsifier)
Organic shea butter (butryospermum parkii)
Rosemary oleoresin (rosemarinus officinalis)
Vitamin E (DL alpha tocopherol acetate)
Disodium EDTA
Citric acid