Supergoop! reviews and discussion

4.5

89% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Weightless, primer-like textures
  • No white-cast application
  • Makeup-friendly, seamless layering
  • Innovative, travel-ready formats
  • Occasional oily residue feel
  • Inconsistent shade matching
  • Pilling under certain routines
  • Taste/scent issues in lip spf

Supergoop! impresses in reviews for comfortable, makeup-friendly SPFs—Unseen Sunscreen glides on clear and doubles as a primer, and Glow Screen delivers a luminous tint—while many note strong protection without white cast across skin tones. The reviews also flag drawbacks: some formulas feel oily or pill, a few cause breakouts or eye sting, shades/skintone match can miss, and several cite separation, packaging quirks, and consistently high prices.

AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews

2,522 reviews and posts

  • LOVE SUPERGOOP! I’m trying to wear sunscreen everyday and this makes me want to wear it. I love the Glow one and the daily ones. I also like the scalp powder

  • Supergoop sunscreen is a game-changer for skin protection! It's lightweight, non-greasy, and blends seamlessly into the skin without leaving any white residue. Perfect for daily use, it offers strong SPF protection while feeling comfortable on the skin. A definite must-have for anyone serious about sun care

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  • Loved the Play tube and also the Unseen. Only note would be the Unseen is slightly more oily. But I love them both!

  • I use the glow screen in the summer months or when I’m traveling and I love it, it doesn’t melt off my face and I feel good knowing it protects me from the harmful elements while giving me a bit of color. High recommend this product.

  • I like the invisible SPF and have purchased twice. It's a good makeup base and does disappear with a matte finish.

  • Unfortunately this brand makes my skin breakout but I've heard positive things from friends and family that use it.

  • I really like the brand’s concept and the diverse offering with an array of innovative formulations to ensure anyone can squeeze in sun protection to their daily routine. The products I have tried haven’t been a full hit for me though - the re-setting mist is convenient, but has an off chemical smell. The glow sunscreen has great texture and is pleasant to apply, but it’s a bit too glowy, leaving you with an oily, slightly metallic appearance during the day. Finally, I really like the re-setting powder, is practical and has a great invisible finish, although it’s a bit hard to close the lid back on top of the brush. Overall, I think is a great brand and I like to try their more unconventional products, although for my go-to daily sunscreens I still prefer the Korean and Japanese brands.

  • I love their sunscreen because it doesn't cause my makeup to flake or leave that white tinted thing that most sunscreens do.

  • Perfect non-oily sunscreen! Blocking the sun rays without avoiding the sun! Great for combination or troubled skin! A must have for any skincare regimen

  • as someone with oily skin, i was a bit nervous to try this as it's a dry oil. it left a nice glow on my skin without feeling heavy or sticky. there is ZERO white cast, which is also something i look for in SPF products as i have dark skin. it's travel-friendly and i am able to re-apply throughout the day easily

    Received a free product from Supergoop!
  • This skincare is amazing. I particularly love the misting sunscreen. It’s minty and refreshing and protects my skin.

  • I got the 18oz Supergoop Play spf 50 everyday lotion for my family to protect us in a 6 month road trip through the sunny South and East Coast during the summer. We liked how easily this sunscreen went on without making us look like ghosts or feel too greasy. It definitely isn’t matte and does have a bit of a greasy sheen to it but it’s minimal. It’s also thinner than mineral sunscreens so is easier to apply on a daily basis and didn’t make anyone break out. It protected us well with reapplication after a couple hours of sweating or swimming. We are mixed race so run gamut from fair to easy tanning skin tones and none of us got burned with proper application. I would recommend this to people that don’t mind chemical sunscreens (vs physical ones like zinc) but for me it was a one time purchase to make sunscreen application easier while on an extended road trip. I prefer physical sunscreens despite the slight white sheen and more rubbing to apply because they aren’t using chemicals to protect you. Supergoop says they are safe chemicals but I feel uncomfortable using them.

  • I love the glowscreen. I repurchased it twice because it is so good.

  • I purchased a mini/travel set before a big trip - all items came in a cute travel bag. I loved the tinted glowscreen, and the poof sunscreen for your hair part. Unfortunately the other options (glow stick, unseen sunscreen, re-setting spray) all leave a weird film, and either got in my eyes or mouth a few hours after application. Felt very “chemical”

  • I liked the glowscreen for the lightweight coverage it gave me. However, I did not find myself reaching for it constantly. I enjoyed the glow, but I sweat a lot and it made me look too oily. I now want to try their other products because I am bad with sunscreen and want to be better!

  • I've purchased four items from them: "Unseen Sunscreen SPF 40," "Unseen Sunscreen Body SPF 40," "Glow Oil SPF 50," "Bright-Eyed SPF 40." Two became returns to never be repurchased, and the other two are on my subscription list. For the two I decided against (Glow Oil and Bright-Eyed): The oil was too greasy while not providing enough moisture for my skin. The spray was also unpredictable in how much it would spit out, it would get worse when tilted, and the bottle quickly became greasy due to having to rub in with hands and then attempt to spray more. The eye spf provided no brightening benefits, the color disappeared instantly, and was too makeup-y for me. The two I decided to repurchase were the Unseen Sunscreens for the face and body. I am extremely against the price, so the only reason I return to them is because of their texture and not being too heavy on top of already heavy moisturizers. Honestly, it's more so the texture. I love the added bump of dry silkiness that's so touchable, and the gel-like-texture that disappears instead of sitting like a lotion is a lot more enjoyable. Again, that touch is the only thing keeping me here in the end.

  • Having tried multiple Supergoop products, I really do love the brand. Their MatteScreen is by far my favorite, and on “natural” no-makeup-makeup days it covers just enough that I don’t need concealer or foundation or similar. The texture is a lovely, smooth mousse. The lip balm does exactly what it’s supposed to do and protected my lips from burning after multiple days skiing Aspen, but the taste is AWFUL. I found the Unseen Sunscreen to leave an oily film on skin and looked gross, not glowy.

  • Great marketing, overpriced, subpar sunscreen. I’m going to stick to my drugstore sunscreens.

  • The glow screen is magic. It feels so nice and blends right into your skin. It is expensive, but so so luxurious!