Shade All-Natural Sunscreen

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Win one of three Shade All-Natural Sunscreen Couples Packs worth £47.95! – Imperfectly Natural Awards Competitions Win one of three Shade All-Natural Sunscreen Couples Packs worth £47.95! By Janey Lee Grace - June 12, 2026 Shade SPF25 is a minimalist, concentrated, water-free mineral sunscreen made for sensitive skin, everyday use, and peace of mind. Its only active ingredient is Non-Nano Zi...

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Have a plastic-free holiday with our range of travel essentials 🌞

Forget about liquid limits at the airport - we've got solid beauty, hair and body care products galore.

Pick up a pack of Ecoliving tooth tabs - chew, brush, spit - and the packet is compostable too 😁

Looking for a shampoo bar that actually works? Try a locally-made Choose2Eco shampoo bar in a range of scents, or the classic Nope combo with conditioner as well.

Take care of your skin with natural, handmade soaps, Kutis deodorants, Nirvana lip balms and Shade SPF 25 mini tins.

We also do refillable UpCircle SPF 25 and the usual range of liquid bodywashes, shampoos and conditioners for that oh-so-ethical staycation.

Pop in and top up for your holiday this week.

Check out this honest review from Fi Darby. 😉

Are all-natural sunscreens the best way to go? - Fi Darby An eco-friendly life isn't just about food and transport; natural beauty and health products are better for us and our planet. Fi tests Shade natural sunscreen.

Well this little pocket tin of Shade lasted me the whole weekend at the ABR Festival 2026 during the 'heatwave' - didn't burn at all, despite the incredibly high UV levels all weekend, but its protection didn't quite extend to my bones...! 🙃

A broken clavicle, several broken ribs, a broken scapula and a punctured lung, and a stay in The Alexandra's A&E dept. later and I'm grateful for my amazing Shoei helmet, the first responders Tony and Tony from the festival's med team (thank you for not cutting me out of my Triumph Motorcycles gear! 😅), Wayne from Suzuki who was my tail end guide for his really reassuring and caring manner and acting quickly to get me help despite having no signal in the "bomb hole", which is where the accident took place, the paramedics that got me to the hospital, and the doctor Alishair from Uzbekistan there who spotted the pneumothorax and thankfully kept me in for more scans and a drain procedure.

Thankfully I was testing a Suzuki trail bike, not my own, so my beautiful Street Twin 900 was left very lonely in a camping field when everyone else packed up and left! My son picked it up and rode it home for me last night. 😅

Got to 54 having never broken a bone in my body, so thought I'd get it all done in one go...

Didn't want to leave the staff at A&E as they were all so amazing, but now on Beech A ward in the Worcestershire Royal Hospital enjoying the care of some exemplary medical staff.

So... If you get in touch with the office, sorry if there's a delay in response, as a microbusiness we're a little understaffed now I'm missing...!

Thanks too to the ABR Festival organisers for putting on such an incredible event. I'll be back next year!! 😁🏍️