Alba Botanica Hawaiian Clear Spray Sunscreen, SPF50, Nourishing Coconut, 6 oz (171 g)
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*** The source of Glycerin is not specified by the manufacturer and could be from Coconut Derivatives (does NOT exclude all fragrances) or Soy or Zea Mays (Corn)
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Product Description
Make every day a Hawaiian holiday. This lightweight, quick-dry mist will have you outdoors safely enjoying the sun in a hot summer second. The spray is air-powered and can be applied at any angle. The broad spectrum, water resistant formula, featuring coconut and shea butter, helps protect against sunburn, skin cancer and premature signs of aging. And the light, tropical fragrance smells just like vacation.
- broad spectrum protection
- water resistant (up to 80 minutes)
- biodegradable formula
- Skin Cancer Foundation recommendation
- certified by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization
- free of oxybenzone, octinoxate, PABA and Vitamin A
- no parabens, phthalates or sulfates
- no artificial colors or synthetic fragrances
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4 Product Reviews
cat_admin
Sep 18, 2022
Anonymous, than you so much for letting us know about this formulation change. I have marked this entry as "old formulation" and the new formulation with limonene can be found with this link: https://www.skinsafeproducts.com/alba-botanica-hawaiian-sunscreen-coconut-spf-50-6-oz-170-g
Anonymous
Sep 16, 2022
I am allergic to limonene which is listed on the can but not here when scanned.
Linda B.
Jan 04, 2021
Hi - The product is rated as nickel free. The nickel badge is under the section 'Product is'. The line on the badge is meant to indicate that the product is 'free from' that ingredient.
JoySAnderson
Jan 03, 2021
I keep seeing products showing up as not nickel free when looking under the allergens section but nickel not listed in the ingredients. This product is one example. How is it not nickel free?
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