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Supergoop SPF Favorites: Face, Body & Gifts

15 items

Antor Hossain

I curated these Supergoop! picks by comparing formats (gel, lotion, stick, powder), finish (invisible vs glow vs matte), and how each one tends to layer with skincare or makeup. Skin type and climate change what feels “best,” so every item includes o...

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Face SPF that behaves under skincare/makeup

Body SPF + easy reapplication formats

Giftable SPF + sun-safe accessories

Face SPF that behaves under skincare/makeup

These are my face-first options when you want sunscreen to feel like part of your routine, not an extra step. I’m prioritizing textures that spread evenly and set cleanly. I’m also calling out the most common friction points—shine, pilling, and sensi...

I like this for a truly invisible, primer-like base. It tends to sit smoothly under makeup and doesn’t add obvious shine. Caveat: if you get pilling, use fewer layers underneath and let skincare fully dry.

Unseen Sunscreen SPF 50

I include this when someone wants a dewy finish that looks like “healthy glow.” It’s easy to treat like a brightening base under foundation or tinted products. Caveat: it can read shiny on oily skin—pair with a mattifying step.

Glowscreen SPF 40

I recommend this for people who dislike heavy SPF textures. The watery lotion style usually sinks in fast and layers well with lightweight makeup. Caveat: on very dry skin it can feel “thin”—add moisturizer first.

Every. Single. Face. Watery Lotion SPF 50

I reach for this category when someone wants mineral SPF with a more matte look. The blurred finish can be helpful for visible texture and midday shine. Caveat: mineral can cling to dry patches—apply over well-set moisturizer.

Mineral Mattescreen SPF 40

I keep this in the mix for anyone who wants moisturizer + SPF in one step. It’s a comfortable daily-cream texture that works well for simple routines. Caveat: richer creams can feel heavy in humidity—use a smaller amount and let it set.

Superscreen Hydrating Daily Cream SPF 40

Body SPF + easy reapplication formats

This section is about what people actually stick with on arms, legs, and shoulders. I’m focusing on formats that make reapplying feel realistic: lotion, gel, mist, stick, and powder. Each pick includes the one thing that most commonly goes wrong—and ...

I recommend this as a one-bottle solution for face-and-body days outdoors. It’s practical for beach, walking, and sports because it’s straightforward to spread evenly. Caveat: big bottles encourage under-applying—use a generous amount per area.

PLAY Everyday Lotion SPF 50

I like this for “invisible” body coverage that avoids a chalky look. The gel texture usually spreads fast, which helps with even application. Caveat: gels can feel slick at first—give it a minute before dressing.

Unseen Sunscreen Body SPF 40

I include a mist for quick top-ups on arms and legs when you don’t want lotion-y hands. It’s useful for outdoor plans where reapplying is the hard part. Caveat: sprays can miss spots—apply slowly and rub in to confirm coverage.

PLAY Antioxidant Body Mist SPF 50 with Vitamin C

I add a stick because it’s one of the lowest-effort ways to reapply on the go. It’s especially handy for cheekbones, shoulders, and the tops of hands. Caveat: sticks can drag on dry skin—warm it slightly and use multiple passes.

Glow Stick SPF 50

I keep this for makeup wearers who want a less disruptive touch-up. It can also help reduce shine while you’re out. Caveat: powders work best as a reapply layer—start your day with a base sunscreen first.

(Re)setting Mineral Powder SPF 35

Giftable SPF + sun-safe accessories

These are the easiest “gift wins”: kits, small items people finish, and UPF accessories that make sun protection feel effortless. I’m choosing recognizable brands with clear product photos so the list stays clean and easy to scan.

I like a kit when someone wants to try bestsellers without committing to full sizes. It’s a simple way to cover different finishes and use cases in one bundle. Caveat: kits can sell out—swap in travel sizes if needed.

Icons Only SPF Bestsellers Kit

I include hand SPF because hands are easy to forget and quick to show sun exposure. This is a practical “keep in bag” item that people actually finish. Caveat: frequent hand-washing removes it—reapply like you would hand cream.

Handscreen SPF 40

I add a UPF wide-brim hat because shade is the most reliable form of protection. It covers face and neck in a way sunscreen often misses during long days outside. Caveat: fit is personal—check sizing and look for adjustability before buying.

Wide Brim Hiking Hat UPF 50+ Leo Black

I include sunglasses because eye-area comfort matters in bright sun, not just style. Polarized lenses help with glare, so they feel useful immediately. Caveat: frames fit differently—use measurements or virtual try-on to reduce returns.

Couloir Polarized Sunglasses

I like a UV umbrella for city heat, outdoor events, and anyone who burns quickly even with SPF. It adds portable shade when hats aren’t practical. Caveat: umbrellas only help if you carry them—keep it in your daily bag.

Compact Sun Protective Umbrella (UPF 50+)