We have answers.

SeaSap literally came about because there was nothing in the marketplace that was good enough. Many other zinc products are either too sticky, or too runny and often come in tiny tins. SeaSap comes in a 70g tin, is the perfect thickness, easy to apply and stays on for ages. It doesn’t sting your eyes, is a cool colour and it smells like heaven. Go on, open the lid and take a sniff. On top of all this, SeaSap is Broad Spectrum SPF30 – High Protection.

SeaSap Zinc contains all-natural goodness; Bee’s wax, unrefined organic shea butter, organic virgin coconut oil, organic olive oil, organic castor oil, zinc oxide (non-nano powdered), organic cacao powder, organic turmeric powder, organic vanilla extract. The heavenly SeaSap scent comes from a combination of the bee’s wax, coconut, cacao and vanilla.

SeaSap has been independently tested by Eurofins Dermatest Australia and achieved a ‘Broad Spectrum SPF30 High Protection’ rating.

Certificate for Australia and New Zealand & E.U. and ASEAN – AS/NZS 2604:2021 achieved through a full panel study according to ISO 24444:2019 – Eurofins Dermatest Sample Number: UV21p166.

We all know it works and now the scientists agree, its High Protection good stuff. And because the active ingredient is Zinc Oxide and the binding agent is natural bee wax, there is no water in the mixture, so it is massively water resistant. Recent trips to Fiji have guys and gals raving about surfing Cloudbreak all day without having to reapply!

All new orders of SeaSap and SnoSap will be wearing the sexy new stickers showing off our SPF30 rating and now including the “HAND MADE” because this will never change.

There are many other uses for SeaSap on your skin. Some of the ingredients including zinc, beeswax, turmeric and cacao support healing on small wounds and rashes, and can be used on acne, insect bites, and sea lice bites. It prevents bacterial infection, helps repair dry skin and inflammation, and even treats warts. SeaSap is great for runner’s rash, heat and nappy rash, the benefits are pretty much endless.

SeaSap is made with all-natural ingredients and uses raw beeswax and oils as carriers. Because there is no water in the mix, there is nothing to promote a breakdown of the mixture. So long as you keep the lid on to stop oxidisation and don’t expose the tin to temperature extremes, your SeaSap can last years. If you notice some blackening around the lid, you have possibly left the lid off, wipe the black away and reseal otherwise your SeaSap might go hard and sticky and won’t be as easy to apply. Our Head Honcho still uses his original tin from 2016, it seems like it will never run out!

The 70g tins seem to never run out and have an endless life span. But if you ever finish a tin, the short answer is yes you can put it in your kerbside recycling bin. But we have a much better plan. Not only are the tins super sexy, but they also have an endless life and are great for storing all sorts of things; bits of wax, fish hooks, coins, buttons, and anything that fits. So rather than throwing it out, find a new use for your thing of beauty.

One of the founders of SeaSap suffered from allergies, and our very Media Maestro has extremely sensitive skin. This is why we are so passionate about our product; it is allergy free and does not cause irritation on sensitive skin.

This is interesting. SeaSap is natural, but we cannot claim Vegan. We use bees wax as the base and although no bees are harmed in any way, many vegans claim the wax is ‘gained from the labour of bees’. It’s a fine point and one we don’t need to argue.

We have all been using SeaSap for years and have never had an issue. To test this question our Head Honcho wiped SeaSap on his shorts and singlet, dived in the pool then chucked everything through the washing machine. It all came out with regular laundry powder on a cold wash and there was no staining. And of course, you are applying our goodness to your face, not clothes, but there is peace of mind for you.

We would love to have you on board as a SeaSap Stockist. Please get in touch and we will set you up and/or answer any questions.

Email: rod@seasap.nz

Phone: +64 276 958 863