Yes. Non-nano zinc oxide is what we use across all of our formulations.

Tallow carries vitamins A, D, E and K, all of which are recognized for supporting strong, resilient skin. Because its fatty-acid makeup mirrors our own sebum so closely, it absorbs quickly and helps rebuild the skin barrier.

Our supply comes from grass-fed cattle raised on regenerative pasture, with no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers involved.

The tallow we use would otherwise be discarded as a by-product of the food industry, so putting it to work cuts waste and eases pressure on land compared with some seed-oil production.

The risk is ZERO. Our tallow is sourced from Australia, a country with no recorded cases of the disease.

On top of that, every batch passes through a strict purification process that strips out proteins and other impurities.

No. A thorough purification step removes any off-putting odor, leaving behind only a soft, pleasant natural scent.

No. Our sunscreen is refined specifically to remove the impurities that would draw insects in.

Sky and Sol sunscreen is formulated to be non-comedogenic, so it will not block your pores. Tallow is structurally very close to the oils your skin already produces, which is why it absorbs so well and does so much good. That said, every complexion behaves differently, so we always suggest a patch test before introducing any new product.

Absolutely. It is built for broad-spectrum coverage, meaning it defends your skin against UVA and UVB rays alike. UVA rays age skin prematurely, bringing wrinkles and dark spots, while UVB rays are what burn you. Overexposure to either raises the risk of skin cancer.

Our active ingredient, non-nano zinc oxide, is a mineral filter that blocks both types of harmful rays and keeps skin safe in the sun. The FDA recommends it precisely for its safety and performance.

Yes. Made with natural, skin-compatible ingredients and no harsh chemicals, the formula is designed to sit gently on sensitive skin, and it is dermatologist-tested for use on children.

Sky & Sol works with Flex so customers can pay for eligible orders with a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA). That means qualifying products can be bought with pre-tax dollars, which often works out to roughly 30-40% in net savings depending on your tax bracket.

Put eligible Sky & Sol products in your cart and head to checkout. Choose "Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA" as the payment method, enter your HSA or FSA debit card details and finish the order. If the Flex option does not appear, you are probably signed in to Shop Pay: pick "checkout as guest" or open an incognito window to see every payment option.

Yes, split payments are supported by Flex. When your HSA or FSA card does not hold enough to cover the whole order, charge the available balance to that card and settle the remainder with a credit or debit card during checkout.

You can still choose "Flex | Pay with HSA/FSA" at checkout and pay with a credit or debit card. Flex then emails you an itemized receipt to submit to your HSA or FSA provider for reimbursement.

Nine times out of ten it is because you are logged in to Shop Pay. Sign out of Shop Pay, or complete checkout in an incognito or private window, and every available payment method (Flex included) will show up.

HSA and FSA cards behave like debit cards, and insufficient funds is the most frequent cause of a decline. Reach out to your HSA or FSA administrator to confirm your balance and eligibility.

Send the request from your FSA provider over to us. We will work with Flex to supply whatever additional documentation is needed.

Start with your spam or junk folder, since these emails are often filtered automatically. Flex normally sends from skyandsolsunscreen@gmail.com. If it is still nowhere to be found, contact skyandsolsunscreen@gmail.com and include the email address used on your order.

This usually happens when a cart mixes eligible and non-eligible items, when a split payment was used, or when discounts and taxes get allocated across payment methods. Get in touch and we will review the charges, then clarify or correct them as needed.

Yes. HSA and FSA funds cover the sales tax on eligible items. When a cart mixes eligible and non-eligible items, or a split payment is used, taxes are divided proportionally according to item eligibility and payment method.

We suggest confirming eligibility with your HSA or FSA provider before ordering, since employer-sponsored FSAs can impose limits that go beyond IRS guidelines. If you think the denial was a mistake, forward us your provider's response so we can review it alongside Flex and advise on next steps.

That comes down to your particular FSA plan. Most require the purchase to fall inside the active coverage year, though a few allow a short grace or submission window. HSAs work differently and generally permit reimbursement at any point, even years later. Check your plan details to be sure.

It depends on the type of account. HSA holders can submit an itemized receipt for reimbursement whenever they like. FSA holders normally need the purchase to have happened inside the same calendar year as their coverage. For the smoothest experience, we recommend using Flex at checkout for HSA or FSA orders.