Standard Procedure. Aloe Vera Gel Soothing Relief for After Sun Moisturizes and Refreshes Dry Skin Pure Aloe Vera Non-Greasy 3.4 oz

Brand : Standard Procedure.

Item Volume : 3.4 fluid ounces

Item dimensions L x W x H : 1.37 x 1.37 x 4.72 inches

Skin Type : All

Number of Items : 1

About this item

? HYDRATING AFTER SUN GEL: Our pure and potent gel is perfect after sun gel for skin craving nourishment. This natural moisturizer will leave your skin feeling refreshed and back to life.

? HELPS IMPROVE YOUR SKIN BARRIER: Our Aloe Vera Gel is made with locally sourced aloe vera that assists in reducing skin damage caused by sunburn, acne, and psoriasis. It also helps to soothe pain and discomfort associated with dry and irritated skin.

? NON-GREASY FORMULA: This cruelty-free and hypoallergenic aloe vera gel leaves no grease, dries clear, and is safe for children.

? HOW TO APPLY: Apply liberally as required to affected areas. Refrigerate for added relief to cool the skin and watch the benefits roll in.

? STANDARD PROCEDURE.: Born under the harsh Australian sun, Standard Procedure. is a range of Sun & Skin Care made to withstand the toughest elements, inspired by surf explorations of Australia’s coasts. Made in a family-owned, 100% solar powered factory.

Product specifications

Item details

Brand Name : Standard Procedure.

Skin Type : All

Number of Items : 1

Item Form : Gel

Target Use Body Part : Whole Body

Product Benefits : Soothing

Manufacturer : Standard Procedure.

Best Sellers Rank : #159,620 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #248 in After Sun Skin Care

ASIN : B0DND987G9

? #159,620 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care)

? #248 in After Sun Skin Care

Measurements

Item Volume : 3.4 fluid ounces

Item Dimensions : 1.37 x 1.37 x 4.72 inches

Unit Count : 3.4 Fluid Ounces

Additional details

Scent Name : Aloe Vera

Product description

FIND YOUR SUNCARE ROUTINE

What is a mineral (physical) sunscreen?

What is a chemical (organic) sunscreen?

So, what is the actual difference between the two?

What is a mineral (physical) sunscreen?

Mineral sunscreens, commonly perceived as natural, contains titanium & zinc (which are both technically classified as chemicals). Many modern mineral sunscreens may also include chemical filters, but these are not always listed as active ingredients.

What is a chemical (organic) sunscreen?

Despite its negative connotations, the term ‘chemical’ in the context of sunscreen refers to ‘organic’ compounds, with all UV filters except titanium dioxide and zinc oxide falling into this category.

So, what is the actual difference between the two?

There's a lot of confusion around the actual differences between these two. However, one clear fact is that sunscreens are subject to stringent regulations, particularly in Australia and Europe, to ensure both our safety and that of our environment.