Price: R235.00 (30ml Sunstick)
Natural sunscreen for the whole family.
Suitable for:
Suitable for:The whole family. All skin types. Intolerant skins to chemical filters. Acne-prone skin. Indoor and outdoor use.
How to use: Push from the base of the applicator so that 3mm of the stick appears and apply sunscreen to all exposed areas. Pay particular attention to nose, lips and ears. Reapply every hour for optimal protection.
Key features:
Certified, with broad spectrum UVA & UVB protection, this mineral sunscreen reflects and refracts sunlight which prevents the absorption of UV-A and -B as much as possible. It allows us to refrain from using potentially harmful chemical sun filters.
Water-resistant, moisturising, non-greasy, and non-pore clogging.
Leaves a sheer, non-shiny finish on your skin.
A mineral sunscreen containing zinc oxide (non nano) and high-quality plant extracts known for their antioxidant qualities.
Protects against climatic stresses such as wind, cold, and salt water.
Watch our YouTube video about our SPF 30:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECJMGn-1oRo&feature=youtu.be
Containing the powerful African botanicals known for their healing and antiageing properties.
Kigelia (African Sausage Tree) extract, our main ingredient, has been used for decades for the treatment of scars, sunspots and hyper-pigmentation.
We value the connection between nature and the good health of your skin.
Pradiance is :
- Vegan friendly
- Natural & Organic,
- Produced in an organic certified lab
- Not tested on Animals
- Proudly South African
Pradiance was born of the dream that every person in the world should be in a position to use a natural and organic cosmetic, irrespective of income level. With 30 years of experience in the skincare industry we created the most affordable but results-driven natural and organic product we possibly could, bearing in mind that a common skin concern is dark marks, sunspots and scarring.
The Pradiance Skincare range is formulated for the demands of all skin types, with the inspiration drawn from the proven healing effects of carefully chosen African plant extracts that only have positive effects on the skin.
The desired effect is to balance uneven pigmentation, heal scars and even out skin tone while enhancing the health and beauty of the skin. Kigelia promotes skin elasticity and can plump up the deepest of wrinkles.
All Pradiance products are free of harmful synthetic chemical ingredients, including parabens and mineral oils. All our ingredients are from sustainable sources.
At Pradiance, we aim to create an awareness of the necessity to use biodegradable ingredients that are 100% earth- and people-friendly.
Carefully Chosen Natural Plant Extracts
Kigelia is found in sub-Saharan Africa, where it is known as the “Sausage Tree”, owing to the size and shape of the fruit.
Kigelia works in many ways, including:
- Provision of an anti-bacterial and anti-fungal effect against micro-organisms.
- Provision of antioxidants which will affect the vitality and vibrancy of the skin.
- Promotion of elasticity, creating a firmer, smoother complexion.
Our Logo:
The Southern Hemisphere New Moon and a leaf are our logo.
Farmers who grow healing plants look at the moon cycle for best results when planting and harvesting their crops. The leaf is naturally the symbol for plants – plants allow the human species to thrive, especially if we choose organic. The gold colour symbolises the sun with the warmth and vitality it offers – as long as we expose ourselves to it wisely.
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