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Questions about Aussenskin products
Which Aussenskin product should I use first?
Want do you need most?
Do you have a great cleanser? Is it all natural and great for your skin? If not, how about trying the Milk Thistle Cream Cleanser.
If you've run out of moisturiser, or you think yours isn't working, maybe it's causing you a rash? Try these instead:
Banksia Flower Light Moisturiser
Davidson Plum Rich Night Cream
Maybe you could try a free sample pot?
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Are your products tested on animals or have harmful ingredients?
We guarantee that all of our products and ingredients are cruelty-free and have not been tested on animals.
Also, our products are made without phthalates, parabens, nothing synthetic or artificial, and no sodium lauryl sulfates.
We are very proud of the quality of our products and take the greatest care with selection and manufacturing.
What is the shelf life of my Ausseksin skincare products?
Your Aussenskin products are made with pure ingredients under stringent guidelines so that it reaches you in peak condition.
Once your Aussenskin products reach you, it has what’s called a “shelf life.” That’s how long it will last, sealed and unopened.
We suggest ordering your Aussenskin products when you need it to minimise time in storage. We also recommend keeping any unopened products in a cool, dry place until you’re ready to use it.
Shelf life for your Aussenskin products are 12 months after opening.
What is the cost of shipping?
AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING:
Shipping Australia-Wide: $10
FREE SHIPPING for orders above $100
You'll receive your tracking number as soon as your order ships.
What can we help you with? Here are all of your FAQs.
Mineral sunscreen contains physical UV filters like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide that create a barrier on your skin and reflect UV rays. Chemical sunscreen, on the other hand, has chemical UV filters that absorb and release UV energy as heat.
Mineral sunscreen is often better for sensitive skin because it forms a protective barrier on the skin's surface, reducing the likelihood of irritation compared to chemical sunscreens, which can be absorbed into the skin.
Some mineral sunscreens may leave a white film on the skin due to the light-reflecting properties of the mineral UV filters. However, many modern formulations, like Aussenskin Sunflower SPF50 Sunscreen, use 25% Non-Nano Zinc Oxide to minimise the white residue's appearance.
Both mineral and chemical sunscreens can be effective against UVA and UVB rays, but it depends on the specific ingredients used. Zinc oxide in mineral sunscreen provides broad-spectrum protection, while chemical sunscreens may use combinations of filters to achieve broad-spectrum coverage.
Some chemical UV filters in sunscreens have raised concerns about their impact on marine environments. Certain chemicals have been banned in certain regions, like Hawaii, due to their potential harm to coral reefs and aquatic life. Mineral sunscreens are often considered a more eco-friendly option. Aussenskin's Sunflower SPF50 is Reef Safe.