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As Summer Heats Up, Glacier Creme Debuts the Ultimate in Natural Sunscreen: 'Naked Protection' with Zinc Oxide
Date:6/30/2010

Blended with the mineral zinc oxide, Glacier Creme natural sunscreen provides broad spectrum protection for skin from the sun's harmful rays.

(PRWEB) June 30, 2010 -- Launching just as the earth tilts closest to the summer sun, Glacier Creme is introducing a non-chemical natural sunscreen armed with unparalleled protection, barely-there feel, and age-old brand heritage. Glacier Creme Naked Protection 30+ SPF Mineral Sunscreen is high-end physical shield formulated to protect skin from the broad spectrum of the sun’s harmful UVB and UVA rays. The natural sunscreen utilizes the earth’s natural elements and modern science to create a powerful formula that, unlike many commercial sunscreens, works.

Glacier Creme’s name dates back to the origins of sun safety, and it is proud to present its newest formula which protects against UVB rays, the rays that burn your skin; and UVA rays, the rays that penetrate more deeply and cause long term damage to your skin. Naked Protection 30+ SPF Mineral Sunscreen’s active ingredient is a 20% concentration of natural zinc oxide. The formula is fortified with Tea and Sunflower extracts with added Plankton, Vitamin E and Shea Butter, a combination of powerful antioxidants that help protect against ongoing sun damage.

Most commercial sunscreens require constant reapplication and primarily protect skin from the sun’s UVB rays, or burning rays. Unlike common sunscreens, Glacier Creme Naked Protection 30+ SPF Mineral Sunscreen does not break down in the sun and provides broad spectrum protection against both UVB rays and UVA rays, which are responsible for premature aging, brown sun spots, and melanoma.
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