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The same Broad Spectrum SPF 50 mineral powder your Sol Brush came with, $20 less than rebuying the brush, with less plastic in the landfill. Pour it in, re-prime, keep going.
1. Turn your Sol Brush upside down so any leftover powder stays put. 2. Unscrew the bottom of the Sol Brush. 3. Pour the refill into the bottom of the brush. 4. Screw the bottom back on. 5. Re-prime: slam, sweep, brush.
Active: Zinc Oxide 24.1%, Titanium Dioxide 23.9%. Inactive: Silica, Mica, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Ceramide EOP, Sodium Hyaluronate (Hyaluronic Acid), Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, CI 77492, CI 77491. Iron oxide colorants vary slightly by tint. Translucent is the lightest.
Active ingredients: Zinc Oxide 24.1% and Titanium Dioxide 23.9% (sunscreen). Broad Spectrum SPF 50. Water Resistant (80 minutes). Apply liberally 15 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply at least every 2 hours, after 80 minutes of swimming or sweating, or immediately after towel drying.
About a minute, no tools, no mess. Your brush is good for another season.
Unscrew the bottom of the cap of your Sol Brush. That is the fill door.
Pour the refill powder in and screw the cap back on. The whole fill fits.
Slam the brush against your palm a few times so the powder feeds back into the bristles, then sweep. The powder is measured by weight and settles, so a few firm taps fluff it right back. Build a light but visible layer and you are good to go.
The exact same Broad Spectrum SPF 50 mineral powder as the brush it refills. Nothing reformulated.
One fill holds about as much sunscreen as 5 to 7 spray cans.
The refill is $39.99. A new brush is $59.99. Same powder, twenty dollars back in your pocket.
Refilling keeps the applicator in your bag and out of the landfill.
Zero color, disappears on every skin tone. Fair and Medium add a hint of coverage.
Identical to the powder your Sol Brush shipped with. Mineral filters that sit on top of skin and reflect the sun.
No oxybenzone, no octinoxate, no chemical UV filters, no parabens.
Sol Brush keeps your sunscreen topped up between swims. Bug Brush sweeps on the same way for bug season. Two brushes, one pool bag, and nobody has to hold still.
Refill your Sol Brush
Unscrew the bottom of the cap of your existing Sol Brush, pour the refill powder in, re-prime the brush, and you are good to go.
No. That is the point. The applicator is built to keep, only the powder runs out.
Translucent is the universal zero-color pick and disappears on every skin tone. Fair and Medium add a hint of coverage if you like a little tint.
Yes. The refill is the exact same Broad Spectrum SPF 50 mineral powder your brush came with.
About a season of regular use. One fill holds about as much sunscreen as 5 to 7 spray cans.
No sunscreen can be called waterproof. Sol Brush is Water Resistant (80 minutes). Reapply after towel drying.
The refill keeps your brush going. Here is the rest of the family, for face, lips, and bug season.
Same protection, less plastic, $20 back in your pocket.
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