There's something quite magical about sunlight, isn't there? That warm golden glow has a way of making everything seem just a bit cheerier. Unless ofcourse you forget your sunscreen. That's where we come in.

We're Sol Pudding - your cheerful companion for days spent basking outdoors. We're here to help you make a new best friend - the sun.

Whether you're a child learning the joys of a garden sprinkler or an adult out on their daily jog, walks or moments in the sun.

We started small, with just a few ideas about keeping kids safe in the sun, but as these things often do, it grew. Turns out adults need a a lot of sun protection too.

Sol Pudding began, as most good things do, with a desperate need for a chemical-free sun care solution that looked after sensitive skin . As parents, we wanted sun care that didn’t smell funny or feel like we’d slathered our children in lard. So, we made our own.

Inspired by the sun-soaked beaches of Goa and perfected in Pathankot, in the tranquil foothills of the Himalayas, our products reflect a love for nature and a commitment to thoughtful care. We blend the wisdom of natural ingredients with science-backed formulas, creating a range that celebrates the outdoors while keeping your skin nurtured and protected.

There’s an entire world out there, just beyond your doorstep. The trouble is, too many of us spend our days inside, staring at screens, while the sun patiently waits for us to notice it.

At Sol Pudding, we want to make “getting out” as easy and enjoyable as possible. Whether you’re picnicking on the lawn, chasing waves on the beach, or simply walking the dog, we’re here to make sure your skin doesn’t bear the brunt of your outdoor escapades.

Go on — get out. The sun’s waiting!

For us, sun care goes beyond the skin. It's about making the world a little brighter, in every sense of the word. That's why we've partnered with the Cuddles Foundation, supporting children battling cancer with essential nutrition and care.

Every Sol Pudding product you buy helps us add a ray of hope to someone else's day.

It's a little thing, really, but sometimes those are the ones that matter most.