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Sun Stick SPF 50
Joshua Tree
Sun Stick SPF 50
$10.39
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　　Protect and heal your skin naturally; water- and sweat-proof

　　This natural/organic dry-touch Sun Stick is designed for an active life under the sun. Weighing in at SPF 50, this stick carries the highest water-resistance and UV strength the FDA will approve. Applies with a slight tone then rubs in clear so you don’t look like a clown. Heals damaged skin with the same freshly brewed herbal extract used in Joshua Tree's renowned salve.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Joshua Tree
Weight:
0.35 oz. / 10mL
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
1346
UPC:
895985000349
Other Features:
• Very Water Resistant - Let's go surfing!
-- Very Sweat Resistant - Won't run into your eyes!
-- Very Freeze Resistant - Great for "bluebird" days on the slopes!

Active Ingredients:
-- Zinc Oxide 10% (Natural UVA & UVB blocker)
-- OM-Cinnamate 5% (Organic UVB absorber)

Contains:
Beeswax; Sunflower, Jojoba Oil, & Coconut Oils; Cocoa Butter; Fresh Extracts of Myrrh & Benzoin Gum, Calendula, Chaparral, Echinacea, Comfrey; Tea Tree, Lavender, and Mint Essential Oils; Iron Oxide; Mica Spheres, Mica
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