Melaleuca

Sun Shades Lip Balm

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$6.50

Protect Your Lips With Sun Shades Lip Balm

Pamper Your Lips. PROTECT YOUR SKIN.

Sun Shades Lip Balms pamper and protect your lips with an array of natural moisturisers and vitamins.

Weatherproofing FOR YOUR LIPS.

Lip Balm acts as a weatherproof barrier between your lips and the elements, keeping your skin soft and supple.

  • SPF 15+
  • Great Flavour
  • Resists Wind

Size: 4.25 g

Ingredients and Nutrition
Key Ingredients

Jojoba-oil
Helps moisturise your lips and keep them hydrated.

Cocoa Butter,
an edible extract from the cocoa bean, is used to provide protection to your skin.

Vitamin E
is a powerful anti-oxidant that helps reduce redness and heal overexposed skin.

Beeswax
is used to provide a smooth texture to the balm and give your lips full coverage.

Usage

Often overlooked before it’s too late, your lips contain very little melanin — the natural skin pigment that blocks the sun’s rays. Sun Shades Lip Balm offers outstanding protection from the elements for your lips.

Additional Information

The Sun Emits UV Radiation

UVA Rays:
Penetrate to the DEEPEST LAYERS of your skin, causing ageing, sagging, and spotting.
We receive 10X the exposure to UVA rays then UVB.
UVA radiation accounts for 95% of the radiation that reaches the surface of the earth.
Unlike UVB rays, UVA rays hit us in a STEADY, CONSISTENT stream during each day.
11AM TO 3PM are the most critical hours for sun protection.

UVB Rays:
Penetrate to the TOP LAYERS of your skin, causing burning, and even cancer.
1,000 times more effective at causing cancer than UVA rays.
Strongest between DECEMBER and MARCH
VARY IN INTENSITY by season, location and time of day.
10AM TO 4PM is when we are hit with the most UVB radiation.

2 in 3 Australians will have a form of skin cancer before the age of 70

Only ONE-THIRD of UVB rays come from direct sunlight. The other TWO-THIRDS are reflected from the sky. On a highly overcast day ONLY 40% of harmful rays are blocked by clouds.