Glowscreen SPF 30 Analysis

Understanding "Clean Beauty"

This section provides an overview of the "clean beauty" landscape. "Clean Beauty" generally refers to products formulated without ingredients known or suspected to be harmful to human health or the planet. It's a movement driven by consumer demand for safer products and greater transparency. However, the term isn't officially regulated, leading to varied interpretations.

Key Principles of "Clean Beauty" for this Analysis:

  • Safety (Human Health): Prioritising ingredients free from known or suspected harmful chemicals (e.g., parabens, phthalates, sulfates, formaldehyde-releasers). Scrutiny on irritation, allergies, endocrine disruption, etc.
  • Safety (Environmental Health): Considering biodegradability, persistence, ecotoxicity, and microplastic pollution.
  • Transparency & Ethical Sourcing: Complete ingredient lists (INCI), transparent production, cruelty-free testing, and responsible sourcing (e.g., mica).

It's important to note that "clean" doesn't always mean "natural," and "natural" isn't inherently safer. The focus is on non-toxicity and safety, whether an ingredient is natural or synthetic.

This application analyses Supergoop! Glowscreen SPF 30 ingredients against prominent standards like Credo Beauty's "The Dirty List," "Clean at Sephora," EWG ratings, and EU Cosmetics Regulation to provide a comprehensive view.

This interactive tool is for informational purposes only and reflects our own independent analysis and judgment. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of Supergoop! or any other brand. Always consult multiple sources and professionals for cosmetic advice.

Analyser content derived from external report data.