About Wholesale Sunscreen Australia  

Sunscreen Supplies to retailers, Distributors and bulk Sunscreen buyers and government.

Australian made and owned bulk sunscreen, bulk lip balm, bulk after sun gel, bulk insect repellent, bulk zinc cream sticks/ bulk zinc cream tubes and because companies asked for the following
Bulk Ponchos, Bulk Umbrellas, Bulk Face Mask and Bulk Hand Sanitiser supplies. 

                  


 What drives us:

 To make it simple , quick and easy to order and supply well priced high quality suncare products that are authorised in various countries and in bulk online for the world to buy in carton, pallet or containers.

 People:

 We are a group of people now friends that buy and sell a range of well priced sunprotection products that is authorised, we have a large amount of sunscreen stock, so ask about our bulk discount sunscreen offers in box, pallet or containers lots happy to help.

Other reasons why we started:

 We also are finding sunscreen suppliers misleading the public with words like no nasties, what does that even mean and scaring people by reading something 3rd 4th or even written buy the tenth person who kind of copied other peoples research,
and most are just not correct unfortunitely, it is like Chinese whispers.
So look forward to hearing from you and answer  all those questions you may have.


                             
                   Email us and become a joint sunscreen buyer or customer

Email for a quote, order or information: sales@wholesalesunscreen.com.au

 Company:

  Established in the early 1990s and with good support from our customers, we are still growing and we now supply sunscreen distributors, sunscreen suppliers, and small and large sunscreen exporters/ importers world wide.

  2024 will see sunscreen sales faily strong into retail shops but we feel shops selling sunscreen will be a sensational as many retailers are already finding.

  Hand sanitiser in Australia has found its peak in sales and way too many suppliers, so discounted hand sanitiser will be the standard in 2021 now in 2023 and 2024 it is happening with a lot of dumping even of sunscreen both going into land fill, This will slow as new stock arrives, We think 2024 will see very little dumping of expired stock and will return back to regular sales.

  

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Skin Cancers Important skin care information:

  Avoid sunscreens that contain or is:
   Oxybenzone
   Octinoxate
   Paba
   Benzene
  Sunscreens with Zinc oxide, Titanium dioxide may be unpleasant to apply, stings eyes and stains clothes, leather, and paint work etc.
   Some people avoid dry touch sunscreen brands as some people believe they could be better.
   Nono particles, if the sunscreen you are using is Zinc oxide or Titanium dioxide 
and is fairly clear or clear then the sunscreen most likely is using nano particles.


 A preferred sunscreen would be:
   Water resistant is best
   Clear blend as people will use sunscreen more 
  Very high sun protection SPF50+
  For sun sensitive skin
  Non greasy
  Cream is better than a basic lotion
Australian made sunscreen has one of the best reputations, look for AUSBUY Logo
and TGA athority on the product, example AUST L 12345 

  Skin cancer is now the second most prevalent of all cancers. The main cause is over exposure to sunlight, especially sunburn. Family history is also an important risk factor. In the treatment of any skin cancers, early detection and removal is the best defence. As the sun is the main culprit, the most effective form of protection is sun avoidance.




















































































































































































































































































































































  There are three main types of skin cancer:

Melanoma:

  

The most serious form of skin cancer. Melanoma may appear without warning but it may also begin in a mole or other dark spot in the skin. Melanoma can spread very quickly and once it penetrates below the surface of the skin, it can becomes quite deadly. That is why it is important to detect melanoma early. Early detection offers the best long term prognosis.

  Thinking ABCD can help you remember what to watch out for:

Asymmetry - The shape of one half does not match the other.




 

 

Border - The edges are often ragged, notched, blurred, or irregular in outline; the pigment may spread into the surrounding skin.

 

 

 

Colour - The colour is uneven. Shades of black, brown, and tan may be present. Areas of white, grey, red, pink, or blue also may be seen.

Diameter - Size changes and usually increases. Typically, melanomas are at least 6mm in diameter (the diameter of a pencil).

 

 

Some melanomas do not fit the ABCD rule described above so if you notice a mole that is:

• Different from others

• Changes shape, size or colour

• New skin lesions

• Itches or bleeds

Don’t delay, it may need immediate professional attention.

Remember, the earlier we detect and treat melanoma, the better the chance of making a full recovery, consult your doctor.

 

Basal Cell Carcinoma:

BCC is the most common form of skin cancer and is very prevalent in Australia and New Zealand. The most common nodular type of BCC appears as a slowly-growing shiny white, pink or discoloured bump, most often on the face or neck. The superficial type of BCC presents as one or more irregular red scaly patches growing on the trunk or limbs.

BCC may invade into deeper tissues but does not spread to other parts of the body. Multiple BCCs are common.

Squamous Cell Carcinoma:


 

SCC is a common form of skin cancer typically found on the ear, face, lips, hands or lower legs. Invasive SCC usually grows within a solar keratosis (scaly spots due to sun damage) and presents as a tender scaly or ulcerated lump. The preinvasive phase, SCC in situ (often called Bowen's disease), characteristically presents with one or more dry or crusted red or brown patches.

Invasive SCC needs to be attended to promptly as there is a risk of secondary spread.

If you are concerned about a lesion then please do not hesitate to act. Contact your doctor now or 

Email for a quote, order or information: sales@wholesalesunscreen.com.au
 

Skin Cancer Information Australia, Sunscreen and skin cancer information Australia,
 Sunscreen, Suncreens, Suncream, Suns Lotion, Sun Block, Important Skin Care Information,
Skin Cancer Information you can share with Your Family and Friends.
Sunscreen to avoid skin damage in Australia, Skin cancer images Australia.