
The natural and beautiful sunscreen your body will thank you for.
Suntribe's zinc stick starts from three natural ingredients and a thick, visible layer.
You're on the sand with a tube in one hand, squinting at a list of ingredient names you can't pronounce. It's a small moment. But it's the one where you decide what goes on your face, your kid's nose, and the water you're about to swim in. Suntribe's zinc stick starts from a much shorter list.

You shouldn't need a chemistry degree to protect your nose
Most of us choose sunscreen fast and a little annoyed. You squeeze out a ribbon, rub it in, and an hour later it's stinging your eyes. Or you turn the bottle around and read a list of names that look like an exam paper.
Then there's the empty plastic tube, left in the bag or the bin by the car park.
None of this is dramatic. It just adds up. You stand there, sandy and slightly sweaty, putting something on your skin that you can't fully read.
You don't need a better slogan. You need to know what you're wearing.
Three ingredients, and you can say them all out loud
The Original White stick is made of certified organic coconut oil, certified organic beeswax and Non-Nano Zinc Oxide. That's the whole list. Zinc is the only UV filter in it.
Suntribe describes the protection as scientifically validated and broad spectrum, covering UVA and UVB, and says it blocks 98% of UVB.
The coloured sticks add one or two more things, and they're easy to name: organic cocoa powder, ultramarine, iron oxide or chromium oxide, depending on the shade.

Opens the Zinc Sun Stick page.
See the five coloursThick on purpose, rated for water and sweat
This isn't a sunscreen that vanishes. You apply a thick, visible layer, and that's useful: you can see where you've covered, and you can see when it's wearing thin. When the cream is no longer clearly visible, you put more on. It suits the face, especially nose, ears and lips.
It's rated SPF 50 and 80 minutes water resistant, and it's described as very water resistant and sweat resistant. Eighty minutes is a rating, not a guarantee for your whole swim, so reapply after towelling off.

The honest limits: heat, and what it's for
The stick is easiest to apply in temperate weather, up to 30 °C. In very high heat it can go soft, so keep it out of the sun and away from a hot car dashboard.
It's for topical use only. Suntribe lists it as baby-safe, pregnancy-safe, reef safe, allergen-free and cruelty-free, with 0% microplastics and an INCI Beauty Safety score of 18/20.
What it costs, and what happens if it isn't for you
One stick is $23,99. Two cost $45,58 (save 5%) and four cost $86,36 (save 10%). A subscription delivers every 4 months at 10% off.
If it doesn't suit you, you get a full refund within 30 days, even if you've opened it.
Orders ship from Sweden within 1–2 working days. US standard delivery takes 10–12 days and costs $8.99, or nothing over $69. A free sample comes with every order.
