All Good Mineral Sunscreen

All Good Mineral Sunscreen isn’t your average sunscreen. When using this plant-based formula, there’s no need to worry about absorbing harsh chemicals. Made with ingredients you know and trust, like coconut oil, jojoba oil, shea butter, and green tea, you’ll feel good about applying All Good Sport Mineral Sunscreen.

Using non-nano zinc oxide as our main active ingredient, our formulation blocks UVA/UVB rays while hydrating your skin. Available in SPF 30 and SPF 50+

Not all sunscreens are created equal. Our SPF 30  Mineral Sunscreen Lotion covers the basics (broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection and water-resistant) but goes the extra mile with a commitment to reef safe ingredients that are lightweight, non-greasy and actually hydrate and repair skin with a commitment to reef safe ingredients that are lightweight, non-greasy and gentle on sensitive skin. All good, indeed.

• Protection from HEV (blue light) from video calls and screens
• Topical mineral sunscreen for face or body
• UVA/UVB broad spectrum sun protection
• Oxybenzone-free, made with only Reef Friendly ingredients
• Water Resistant (80 minutes)

Mineral Sunscreen Vs Regular Sunscreen

There are a lot of sunscreen options on the market, but not all are created equal. Sunscreens are classified as being either physical or chemical. Chemical sunscreens “absorb” UV light, whereas physical (or “mineral”) sunscreens act more like a shield, creating a barrier between your skin and harmful UV rays. The other major difference is that mineral sunscreens are made using ingredients such as zinc oxide. In comparison, chemical sunscreens can contain harmful ingredients your body may absorb.

There are 16 active ingredients found in sunscreens, and in 2019, the FDA reported that only two of those ingredients are classified as being “generally recognized safe and effective” — zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. These are found in mineral sunscreens. It was also reported that the risks associated with select ingredients found in chemical sunscreens, such as Para-aminobenzoic (PABA) and trolamine salicylate, outweigh the benefits.