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Why I Hate Sunscreen (But Love My Skin)

Updated: Nov 2


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Let’s be real for a minute—sunscreen is basically the worst. It’s sticky, greasy, smells like a coconut met a chemical spill, and let’s not even talk about the ghostly white-cast that makes me look like I’m starring in the next Casper reboot. Yet, every single expert (and your mom) has drilled it into our heads that sunscreen is non-negotiable. But hey, skin cancer? Wrinkles? Sun spots? No thanks.


So, what’s a sunscreen-hater to do? Supergoop! to the rescue! But before we dive into that game-changer, let’s break down why sunscreen is basically a love-hate relationship.


Sunscreen: The Necessary Evil

Yes, I get it. Sunscreen isn’t just for preventing sunburns (though let’s all agree that walking around looking like a lobster is not a cute summer vibe). It’s about protecting your skin from those sneaky UV rays that cause premature aging and increase the risk of skin cancer. Even on cloudy days! Yep, those UV rays are still out there, plotting against your skin. So if you’re “skipping the sunscreen” because it's overcast... bad move, my friend.


Plus, studies show that sunscreen helps with things like dark spots, wrinkles, and even acne marks. Basically, it’s like anti-aging magic in a bottle​


But, despite knowing all that, who can actually deal with those thick, greasy lotions that never seem to blend in?


The Things We Hate About Sunscreen

Let me count the ways...

  1. The Stickiness: Ever applied sunscreen and then tried to function like a normal human being? The moment you try to grab something, BAM, everything is stuck to you. Sand, your sunglasses, your dignity—all lost to the dreaded sunscreen stick.

  2. The White Cast: Especially if you’re of a darker complexion, most sunscreens have this magical power to make you look like you’re auditioning for a ghost movie. And don’t even get me started on flash photography.

  3. Breakouts Galore: Some sunscreens seem like they’re secretly plotting to clog your pores and create the worst breakouts of your life​.

Supergoop Sunscreen

Why Supergoop! is the Hero We Deserve

Enter Supergoop!—the sunscreen that finally got the memo. They’ve managed to eliminate all the things we hate about sunscreen. For starters, the Unseen Sunscreen is a total game-changer. It’s weightless, invisible, and doesn’t leave you looking like a haunted Victorian child. Plus, no greasy residue! It’s like applying a smooth gel primer​


And for my dewy glow-loving friends, their Glowscreen not only protects but gives you that “just back from a tropical vacation” vibe—even if the only thing you did was drag yourself to the coffee shop​


It has skin-friendly ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamin B5, so it hydrates your skin while making it look radiant. Say goodbye to the sunscreen struggle.


Fun Sun Care Tips for the Win
  1. Don’t forget your ears, scalp, and the tops of your feet! These are often forgotten, but they burn just as easily. And no one likes a burnt scalp.

  2. Reapply often! Sunscreen isn’t a one-and-done deal. Every two hours is ideal, especially after swimming or sweating. Don’t slack! Your future, wrinkle-free self will thank you.

  3. Make it fun! Need an excuse to apply more sunscreen? Invest in a spray version for reapplication or carry a fun SPF stick that’s easy to throw into your bag. Bonus points if it smells great!

woman applying sunscreen

Sunscreen Doesn’t Have to Suck!

At the end of the day, we all need to protect our skin from the sun. But that doesn’t mean we need to suffer through sticky, greasy sunscreen torture. Supergoop! has truly made it possible to enjoy sunscreen (or at least not hate it as much), with products that feel good, look good, and do their job without all the drama.


So, go ahead and slather on that SPF—future you will be thankful. And hey, when it’s as easy as Supergoop, maybe we can finally stop pretending to "forget" the sunscreen at home!

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