Water resistant sunscreen of the Australian Skin Cancer Cancer Council. Their proceeds are donated to research and development against skin cancer 🩷
It's an Australian sunscreen, and for those who don't know, Australians have very high standards for sun protection and water resistance because they have a big skin cancer problem in Australia. They have to pass each of their sunscreens through a number of difficult tests to get confirmation that it is water resistant and has a high level of protection. If I need a beach/pool resistant sunscreen, I feel most comfortable trusting the Australians.
It is based on old and new generation chemical filters. The old chemical filters tend to be more irritating and less stable, so it's important to me to have at least more new-generation UV filters to balance the formula. Unfortunately, I still haven't found a waterproof Australian sunscreen that contains only new-generation UV filters, so I compromise on a combination of old and new generation.
Beyond that, it has no special ingredients, only filters and preservatives. free of fragrance, alcohol, and essential oils. I noticed that the Australian sunscreens are very focused on protection and not beyond that.
I used it mainly for the body in the last month, both on a daily basis and in sports and in the pool. Water-resistant sunscreens often tend to be sticky, heavy and greasy, and this one is relatively not so. It is relatively pleasant and not too heavy and sticky.
I tried it several times on my face and unfortunately it burned my eyes, probably because of the older-generation UV filters. For most people it will only suit the body in my opinion.
In conclusion, this is a great sunscreen for the beach/pool/sports for the body, but for everyday use and for the face I will prefer the Korean ones.
I ordered it from YesStyle.
The brand is cruelty-free 🐰❤️
Tags: Sunscreen • Sun Protection • Oil Control
Mon Jun 02 2025 02:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)