Australian Gold Carrot Spray Oil SPF6 237ml

Australian Gold SPF 6 Spray Carrot Oil is a certified Broad Spectrum sun protection that contains carrot oil for an anti-ageing boost and deeper, natural tan development.

Key features:

• Certified Broad Spectrum sun protection
• Carrot Oil for nourishment and natural tan development
• Kakadu Plum with high vitamin C for anti-ageing benefits
• Aloe Vera for deep hydration and skin-soothing properties
• Exotic Oils for deep nourishment of the skin
• Australian Tea Tree Oil for natural antibacterial benefits
• Paraben, PABA, Dye, Alcohol and Gluten Free
• Lightweight and non-sticky with easy-to-use pump spray

What are the benefits of using Australian Gold SPF 6 Spray Carrot Oil?

Australian Gold SPF 6 Spray Carrot Oil contains several ingredients that offer great skincare benefits. Carrot oil helps support, nourish and soften skin, and the natural addition of Beta Carotene encourages deeper, natural tan results faster. Kakadu Plum, with the highest level of vitamin C found in any fruit, boosts the efficacy of the sun cream whilst protecting from free radicals for an anti-ageing twist. Aloe Vera deeply hydrates and nourishes, whilst also providing natural skin-soothing properties. Exotic Oils like Sunflower Seed Oil, Soybean Oil and Olive Fruit Oil deeply hydrate and nourish your skin. Australian Tea Tree Oil, a natural antibacterial, prevents after-tan odours from occurring, leaving you feeling and smelling fresh after a day in the sun.

Is the Australian Gold SPF 6 Spray Carrot Oil water resistant?

Yes, the product is water resistant for up to 80 minutes.

Does Australian Gold SPF 6 Spray Carrot Oil have a fragrance?

Yes, it has a Classic CocoaDreams fragrance.

What does the SPF number on sunscreen mean?

The SPF number on sunscreen indicates how long the product will protect your skin from the sun’s UV radiation compared to how long it would take for your skin to redden without any sunscreen. For instance, if you use sunscreen with an SPF of 6, it would take you six times longer to burn than if you weren’t wearing any sunscreen. However, it is important to note that SPF only measures protection against UVB radiation, which causes sunburn, and not UVA radiation, which can lead to premature ageing and skin cancer. Therefore, it is recommended to choose a broad-spectrum sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB radiation.