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Supergoop!.

Ingredient safety analysis based on 5 products in our database.

Safety Score

4.4/10

Products

5

Flagged Ingredients

5

The report

Full breakdown.

Supergoop!

San Antonio, TexasFounded 2007

Safety Score4.4/10Concerning

Supergoop! was founded in 2007 by Holly Thaggard in San Antonio, Texas, after a close friend was diagnosed with skin cancer. The brand's mission is to make sunscreen a daily, non-negotiable part of every person's routine, and it has become one of the most popular prestige sunscreen brands. Supergoop! offers both chemical and mineral sunscreen options and has been a leader in creating cosmetically elegant sun protection products. While the brand is more ingredient-conscious than many conventional sunscreen brands, some Supergoop! products still contain chemical UV filters like avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate, and octocrylene. The brand's premium positioning and health-conscious messaging create an expectation of ingredient purity that not all products fully deliver.

Products Analyzed

Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen SPF 404/10

Supergoop! Glow Screen SPF 404/10

Supergoop! Play Everyday Lotion SPF 503/10

Supergoop! Glowscreen Body SPF 404/10

Supergoop! Mineral Sheerscreen SPF 307/10

Flagged Ingredients Found

dimethicone(in 5 products)phenoxyethanol(in 5 products)avobenzone(in 4 products)homosalate(in 4 products)bht

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Who Owns Supergoop!?

PE / VC Backed

Parent Company

Supergoop!, LLC

Parent Industry

Sun Care

Supergoop! was founded by Holly Thaggard in 2007 and has received venture capital funding from investors including Blackstone Growth. While founder-led in spirit, significant institutional investment places it in the PE/VC-backed category.

Corporate ownership does not automatically mean a product is unsafe. It means ingredient and sourcing decisions are influenced by a parent company whose primary business is sun care. Consumers deserve to know who profits from their purchases.

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Products by Supergoop!.

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Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen SPF 40

Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen SPF 40

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Ingredients11

Flagged4

Safety Score4/10

avobenzone homosalate dimethicone

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Organic Lip Balm

Ingredients4

Flagged0

Safety Score10/10

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Supergoop! Glow Screen SPF 40

Supergoop! Glow Screen SPF 40

Supergoop!

Ingredients12

Flagged4

Safety Score4/10

avobenzone homosalate dimethicone

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Organic Lip Balm

Ingredients4

Flagged0

Safety Score10/10

Organic Coconut Oil Organic Beeswax Organic Jojoba Oil Vitamin E

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Supergoop! Play Everyday Lotion SPF 50

Supergoop! Play Everyday Lotion SPF 50

Supergoop!

Ingredients11

Flagged5

Safety Score3/10

avobenzone homosalate dimethicone

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Organic Lip Balm

Ingredients4

Flagged0

Safety Score10/10

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Supergoop! Glowscreen Body SPF 40

Supergoop! Glowscreen Body SPF 40

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Ingredients10

Flagged4

Safety Score4/10

avobenzone homosalate dimethicone

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Organic Lip Balm

Ingredients4

Flagged0

Safety Score10/10

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Supergoop! Mineral Sheerscreen SPF 30

Supergoop! Mineral Sheerscreen SPF 30

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Ingredients10

Flagged2

Safety Score7/10

dimethicone phenoxyethanol

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Organic Lip Balm

Ingredients4

Flagged0

Safety Score10/10

Organic Coconut Oil Organic Beeswax Organic Jojoba Oil Vitamin E

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Flagged

Ingredients of concern.

5 different ingredients of concern across Supergoop!’s product line. Each links to a full safety analysis.

Homosalate

A chemical UV filter that absorbs UVB radiation. Used in sunscreens and SPF cosmetics, homosalate is an endocrine disruptor that breaks down into more toxic byproducts under UV exposure.

In 4 of 5 Supergoop! products

Hormone Disruptor

Avobenzone

One of the few chemical UV filters that provides good UVA protection. However, it is photounstable, breaking down rapidly under UV light and losing effectiveness within 30 minutes unless stabilized by other chemicals.

In 4 of 5 Supergoop! products

BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene)

A synthetic antioxidant closely related to BHA, used to prevent oxidation in cosmetics and food. Less studied than BHA but shares some endocrine disruption concerns.

In 1 of 5 Supergoop! products

Hormone Disruptor

Dimethicone

A silicone-based polymer widely used in cosmetics and skincare for its smoothing, water-repellent properties. Not toxic in itself, but creates a synthetic barrier that can trap impurities, clog pores, and is not biodegradable.

In 5 of 5 Supergoop! products

Phenoxyethanol

A glycol ether used as a preservative in cosmetics, often marketed as a 'safer' alternative to parabens. At regulated concentrations (up to 1%), it is generally well tolerated, but higher concentrations can cause irritation and are toxic to infants.

In 5 of 5 Supergoop! products

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Questions

Quick answers.

Is Supergoop clean?

Supergoop! is classified as clean at Sephora and avoids certain ingredients like oxybenzone, parabens, and synthetic fragrances. However, many Supergoop! products contain chemical UV filters like avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate, and octocrylene, which FDA-funded studies have shown are absorbed into the bloodstream. The brand also uses synthetic preservatives and processing aids. 'Clean' is a relative term without standardized definition.

Does Supergoop offer mineral sunscreen?

Yes, Supergoop! offers several mineral (physical) sunscreen products that use zinc oxide as the active ingredient, including their Mineral Sheerscreen and Mineral Mattescreen. However, these represent only a portion of their product line, and many of their most popular products like Unseen Sunscreen and Glow Screen use chemical UV filters.

Why is Supergoop so expensive?

Supergoop! is a prestige brand typically priced at $20-45 per product, significantly more than drugstore sunscreens. The premium pricing reflects the brand's cosmetically elegant formulations, marketing positioning, and Sephora distribution. However, the chemical UV filters used in many Supergoop! products are the same ingredients found in drugstore sunscreens at a fraction of the price.