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Sun Balm - Uncartoned
Natural SPF 50 mineral sun protection.
SPF 50
Mineral Zinc
Natural Ingredients
Made in NZ
Sensitive Skin Friendly
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Noody Sun Balm is a 100% natural and naturally derived mineral SPF 50 sunscreen made especially for infants, children, and anyone with sensitive skin. Using non-nano zinc oxide and naturally sourced ingredients, this gentle balm provides broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection without the chalky, heavy feel typical of mineral sunscreens. Its soft, creamy texture melts easily into the skin, spreads smoothly over squirmy little limbs, and feels lightweight and non-greasy. Designed for everyday use—daycare, playgrounds, beach days, and all the in-between moments. Made in New Zealand, safe for all ages*, and free from parabens, synthetic fragrance, silicones, and chemical UV filters. Packed in a family-friendly 120ml format.
*For babies under 6 months, experts recommend relying on shade and protective clothing first. Sunscreen can be used on small exposed areas when shade isn't possible. Always patch test before use.
Ingredients That Matter
We let nature do the work, science back it up. Made with New Zealand botanicals and prebiotics, Noody nourishes and protects delicate skin—no fillers, no fluff, just clean, skin-loving care.
Why Parents Choose Noody
Gentle from day one, Noody is dermatologist tested for newborns, toddlers, and beyond. Perfect for eczema-prone skin, our ultra-soothing formula calms irritation without synthetic fragrances, sulfates, or harsh preservatives. No tears, no nasties—just happy, healthy skin.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sun Balm is a natural, mineral SPF 50 formulated with gentle ingredients suitable for young children and sensitive skin. For babies under 6 months, experts recommend relying on shade and protective clothing first. Sunscreen can be used on small exposed areas when shade isn’t possible. Always patch test first.
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