Perfume-free sunscreen
Fragrance-free, mineral sun cream
Karmameju’s fragrance-free sun care is dermatologically tested and offers 100% fragrance-free UV protection for children and anyone who wants to use fragrance-free sun cream. It offers the same skin-strengthening and antioxidant-rich protection as Karmameju SUN – just without the fragrance. Karmameju’s fragrance-free sun creams are available in SPF 30 for the body and face, and SPF 50 for the face; they are easily absorbed and non-greasy. Made with natural, organic ingredients.
Contains only a physical, mineral sunscreen made from zinc oxide that doesn’t sting the eyes. Our mineral sunscreen is transparent on the skin, feels light on the skin and is easy to apply.
Fragrance-free sun protection for the face with SPF 50
Karmameju’s sun creams for the face combine sun care and skincare in one. With our sun creams, you avoid greasy skin and blocked pores, whilst achieving maximum protection against the sun’s rays. Our SPF 50 face cream contains active ingredients that not only protect the skin but also improve its appearance. The SPF 50 face cream contains clinically proven bio-retinol derived from mung beans: a botanical, plant-based alternative to the cell-renewing and smoothing retinol (vitamin A), which delivers the same effective improvements to the skin’s surface, but without the harsh side effects. SPF50 Face Cream also contains deeply hydrating, clinically proven hyaluronic acid.
Fragrance-free, mineral sun cream – ideal for children
Our hypoallergenic, dermatologically tested formula of plant-based ingredients and tear-free mineral UV filters in Karmameju SUN PERFUME-FREE makes these fragrance-free sun creams the ideal protection for children. Our sunscreen is made from naturally sourced zinc, which also has a soothing effect on children’s delicate skin.
Applying sun cream to children isn’t always an easy task. That’s why our founder, Mette Skjærbæk, has written an article sharing her best tips to make the task a little easier for both parents and children. Read it here: ‘I don’t want sun cream on me!’