Smidge On-the-go SPF 40 Sunscreen – Smidge Suncare

$21.00
Smidge On-the-go SPF 40 Sunscreen is a lightweight, waterless, broad-spectrum sunscreen. Safe for kids and sensitive skin. Compact and travel-ready. Requires only a small amount per use and lasts 2-3 times longer. Every purchase funds ocean conservation.
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Product Reviews by Experts
Natural sunscreens can often feel thick, greasy or difficult to rub in, but this one was surprisingly lightweight and comfortable on the skin. It applied easily and didn’t leave me feeling sticky. Of course I love the aluminium tin alternative to plastic sunscreen bottles! I was impressed by how deeply sustainability seems to be built into the brand. The plastic-free aluminium tins, waterless formulation, ethically sourced ingredients and support for local New Zealand businesses all show the founders consider their environmental and social impact across many areas of the business.
I love the tin – it’s a great size to fit in your hand to apply and to travel with. A little goes a long way too, which is really cost effective and space effective (don’t need to travel with heaps of it on you). I admire their efforts to not only create a sunscreen without the plastic packaging, but to think carefully about where the ingredients are sourced too. I know that’s really hard to do with products like sunscreen! 2% of revenue is a massive effort to donate to ocean conservation and as a small business, I really respect that.
This versatile sunscreen is such a clever little product. I love that it comes in a travel-friendly aluminium tin (which is infinitely recyclable) and can be used on the face, lips and backs of the hands. As someone whose lips burn easily, I know this little tin will be coming everywhere with me. The balm-like texture glides on beautifully and stays neatly contained when opening and closing the tin, without any mess. It provides excellent sun protection without leaving a white cast. There are lots of thoughtful initiatives woven throughout the business, from supporting ocean conservation and education to mentoring Māori women and helping schools and charities access their products.
Natural sunscreens can often feel thick, greasy or difficult to rub in, but this one was surprisingly lightweight and comfortable on the skin. It applied easily and didn’t leave me feeling sticky. Of course I love the aluminium tin alternative to plastic sunscreen bottles! I was impressed by how deeply sustainability seems to be built into the brand. The plastic-free aluminium tins, waterless formulation, ethically sourced ingredients and support for local New Zealand businesses all show the founders consider their environmental and social impact across many areas of the business.
I love the tin – it’s a great size to fit in your hand to apply and to travel with. A little goes a long way too, which is really cost effective and space effective (don’t need to travel with heaps of it on you). I admire their efforts to not only create a sunscreen without the plastic packaging, but to think carefully about where the ingredients are sourced too. I know that’s really hard to do with products like sunscreen! 2% of revenue is a massive effort to donate to ocean conservation and as a small business, I really respect that.
This versatile sunscreen is such a clever little product. I love that it comes in a travel-friendly aluminium tin (which is infinitely recyclable) and can be used on the face, lips and backs of the hands. As someone whose lips burn easily, I know this little tin will be coming everywhere with me. The balm-like texture glides on beautifully and stays neatly contained when opening and closing the tin, without any mess. It provides excellent sun protection without leaving a white cast. There are lots of thoughtful initiatives woven throughout the business, from supporting ocean conservation and education to mentoring Māori women and helping schools and charities access their products.
Natural sunscreens can often feel thick, greasy or difficult to rub in, but this one was surprisingly lightweight and comfortable on the skin. It applied easily and didn’t leave me feeling sticky. Of course I love the aluminium tin alternative to plastic sunscreen bottles! I was impressed by how deeply sustainability seems to be built into the brand. The plastic-free aluminium tins, waterless formulation, ethically sourced ingredients and support for local New Zealand businesses all show the founders consider their environmental and social impact across many areas of the business.
I love the tin – it’s a great size to fit in your hand to apply and to travel with. A little goes a long way too, which is really cost effective and space effective (don’t need to travel with heaps of it on you). I admire their efforts to not only create a sunscreen without the plastic packaging, but to think carefully about where the ingredients are sourced too. I know that’s really hard to do with products like sunscreen! 2% of revenue is a massive effort to donate to ocean conservation and as a small business, I really respect that.
This versatile sunscreen is such a clever little product. I love that it comes in a travel-friendly aluminium tin (which is infinitely recyclable) and can be used on the face, lips and backs of the hands. As someone whose lips burn easily, I know this little tin will be coming everywhere with me. The balm-like texture glides on beautifully and stays neatly contained when opening and closing the tin, without any mess. It provides excellent sun protection without leaving a white cast. There are lots of thoughtful initiatives woven throughout the business, from supporting ocean conservation and education to mentoring Māori women and helping schools and charities access their products.
Natural sunscreens can often feel thick, greasy or difficult to rub in, but this one was surprisingly lightweight and comfortable on the skin. It applied easily and didn’t leave me feeling sticky. Of course I love the aluminium tin alternative to plastic sunscreen bottles! I was impressed by how deeply sustainability seems to be built into the brand. The plastic-free aluminium tins, waterless formulation, ethically sourced ingredients and support for local New Zealand businesses all show the founders consider their environmental and social impact across many areas of the business.
I love the tin – it’s a great size to fit in your hand to apply and to travel with. A little goes a long way too, which is really cost effective and space effective (don’t need to travel with heaps of it on you). I admire their efforts to not only create a sunscreen without the plastic packaging, but to think carefully about where the ingredients are sourced too. I know that’s really hard to do with products like sunscreen! 2% of revenue is a massive effort to donate to ocean conservation and as a small business, I really respect that.
This versatile sunscreen is such a clever little product. I love that it comes in a travel-friendly aluminium tin (which is infinitely recyclable) and can be used on the face, lips and backs of the hands. As someone whose lips burn easily, I know this little tin will be coming everywhere with me. The balm-like texture glides on beautifully and stays neatly contained when opening and closing the tin, without any mess. It provides excellent sun protection without leaving a white cast. There are lots of thoughtful initiatives woven throughout the business, from supporting ocean conservation and education to mentoring Māori women and helping schools and charities access their products.
Natural sunscreens can often feel thick, greasy or difficult to rub in, but this one was surprisingly lightweight and comfortable on the skin. It applied easily and didn’t leave me feeling sticky. Of course I love the aluminium tin alternative to plastic sunscreen bottles! I was impressed by how deeply sustainability seems to be built into the brand. The plastic-free aluminium tins, waterless formulation, ethically sourced ingredients and support for local New Zealand businesses all show the founders consider their environmental and social impact across many areas of the business.
I love the tin – it’s a great size to fit in your hand to apply and to travel with. A little goes a long way too, which is really cost effective and space effective (don’t need to travel with heaps of it on you). I admire their efforts to not only create a sunscreen without the plastic packaging, but to think carefully about where the ingredients are sourced too. I know that’s really hard to do with products like sunscreen! 2% of revenue is a massive effort to donate to ocean conservation and as a small business, I really respect that.
This versatile sunscreen is such a clever little product. I love that it comes in a travel-friendly aluminium tin (which is infinitely recyclable) and can be used on the face, lips and backs of the hands. As someone whose lips burn easily, I know this little tin will be coming everywhere with me. The balm-like texture glides on beautifully and stays neatly contained when opening and closing the tin, without any mess. It provides excellent sun protection without leaving a white cast. There are lots of thoughtful initiatives woven throughout the business, from supporting ocean conservation and education to mentoring Māori women and helping schools and charities access their products.






















