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CLAIM TO FAME: A physical blocker that shields skin without damaging the ocean’s coral reefs
FAST FACTS: New formulation contains a lower percentage of titanium dioxide, so there’s minimal white cast; provides broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays with SPF 50+; specially formulated to protect the ocean as it safeguards skin from the sun; all-natural formula is water and sweat-resistant; locally produced, cruelty-free, and FDA certified
PERFECT FOR: Helping keep the Philippine coral reefs safe
SPECIFICATIONS:
WHAT YOU GET: (1) Reef-Safe Sunscreen SPF50+
NET WEIGHT: 100ml
INGREDIENTS: Isopropyl Myristate, Zinc Oxide, Cocos Nucifera Oil, Beeswax, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Titanium Dioxide, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Glyceryl Caprylate, Hydrolyzed Jojoba Esters, Tocopheryl Acetate
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Non-Nano Zinc Oxide, Non-Nano Titanium Dioxide
STEP 1: Apply on skin 20 minutes before sun exposure.
STEP 2: To apply on the face, squeeze a pea-sized amount of MAGWAI. Dab small dots of sunscreen lotion on your face, then rub evenly on your skin.
STEP 3: To apply on the body, use the same technique above. Make sure you apply enough sunscreen to skin that will be exposed to the sun.
STEP 4: Re-apply after 80 minutes, or after swimming, sweating, or towel-drying. Wear protective clothing and apply sunscreen to unprotected areas.
Since MAGWAI is a physical sunscreen, it naturally leaves a white protective cast on your skin once it is applied. The white film is also an indicator that our product is hard at work in protecting your skin from the harshness of the sun.
MAGWAI was created by a group of friends with a deep love and respect for the ocean. After having discovered that some sunscreens can leave lasting damage to coral reefs, they came up with a Reef-Safe Sunscreen that protects skin without harming the ocean and its ecosystem. While the simple act of using a reef-safe sunscreen may be small, MAGWAI believes in the collective impact it can do.
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I LOVE this product and how it can give me a guilt-free beach experience ❤️ Magwai has some white cast when you apply it, but as long as it's applied properly it looks ok. (I'd have to dab dots on my face and on my body, then press and pat on my skin) And what's a little white cast when you know you're not harming the corals? :) Will buy again!
6 months agoI just got mine today and i was kinda excited because i'm really into reef safe sunscreens, but i was very disappointed with the texture. The cream had a lot of unmixed bits which tells me that it isnt properly mixed. Its also hard to make the white film go away even after spreading it for so long.
10 months agoSo this sunblock contains every good thing about a sumblock that is safe for our environment! It doesn't contain all those harsh chemicals that are the reason for the bleaching of our coral reefs. All that goodness but is also brought down by its spreadability and white cast issue. I had to add in my Hada Labo Lotion to this before so that application could be easier.
10 months agoHave not used this in the beach though. I used this on my face and did not cause me any irritation. Others don't like the white cast but its ok with me as you look whiter. Haha. Tried also human nature and also a reliable sunblock that we have tried and tested. This one's also as good according to my sister who used this on the beach and she did not get any sunburn. This is less sticky than human nature but more pricey. A good buy!
11 months agoI love this sunscreen. Totally my HG product to protect my skin from the sun. I use this under my makeup. I do not use foundation anymore because the white cast serves as blurring tool. It took me 2 weeks to review this so I can really see if this is a worth buy or not. I have sensitive skin and my biggest fear was breaking out from using this product. Physical blockers sit on top of the skin so you need a good cleansing habit to remove this off.
11 months agoI've been using this sunblock for a 3 days now. I like it because it's reef safe but I don't think it lasts long especially in the water. I noticed the sunblock slides off my skin easily when I sweat. Also, I don't like that it always leaves a white cast on skin no matter how long I try to spread it. It's even more obvious when you're tan! The last reef safe sunblock I bought before this was from Human Nature. It was also difficult to spread, but was more effective and long-lasting.
about 1 year ago
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