Solis Amicus Mineral Sun Balm
Made for long days by the sea, on the trail, or wherever your adventures lead, Amicus Solis is a deeply nourishing mineral balm crafted with simple, thoughtfully sourced ingredients.
 
Ingredients:
Grass-fed & grass-finished beef tallow – Rich in skin-loving fatty acids and naturally occurring vitamins that help nourish and moisturize the skin.
Non-nano zinc oxide – A mineral ingredient that helps create a barrier on the skin and is responsible for the balm’s natural white base.
Refined coconut oil – Adds glide and helps soften and condition the skin.
Urucum-infused MCT oil – Infused with Urucum (Annatto) seeds, naturally rich in vibrant orange-red carotenoids. We use this infusion to help offset the pasty white appearance of non-nano zinc oxide while giving the balm its warm sun-kissed hue.
Cetyl alcohol (plant-derived) – Gives the balm its smooth, velvety texture and helps reduce greasiness.
Vitamin E (tocopherol) – Helps support oil stability while conditioning the skin.
Coconut CO₂ extract – Provides a naturally warm, coconut aroma.
Benzoin resin oil – Adds a subtle, sweet vanilla-like scent while rounding out the botanical aroma.
 
Our waterless formula melts into the skin, leaving it feeling soft, conditioned, and comfortable with a smooth, velvety finish.
 
Why you'll love it
Crafted with non-nano zinc oxide
Made with grass-fed & grass-finished beef tallow
Urucum-infused MCT oil
Naturally scented with coconut CO₂ extract and benzoin resin
Reef-conscious formula free from oxybenzone and octinoxate
Small-batch crafted on the New Hampshire Seacoast
 
Directions
Apply generously to clean, dry skin before spending time outdoors. Reapply as needed, especially after swimming, sweating, or towel drying.
 
Disclaimer
Amicus Solis is sold as a cosmetic skin-conditioning balm and is not marketed as an FDA-approved sunscreen. This product has not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Practice sun-safe habits, including limiting excessive sun exposure and wearing protective clothing when appropriate.