Supergoop! reviews and discussion

I've tried the lip balm, body oil, and unseen. Love Unseen Sunscreen, this is my go-to for reapplication since it's light and almost feels like a primer. I enjoy the body oil, but am not convinced it does much in the way of sun protection, but it's hydrating and smells pretty good. Lip balm I got in the squirt-type form which I don't like, so I need to give the stick balm a try. It's shiny and smells good.

Tried their sunscreens and the scalp scrub. For the price point and hype, it doesn't perform as well as Asian products especially for sunscreens. The salt scrub also irritated my sensitive scalp and stripped my hair a bit; it feels nice though!

Really nice texture, love the branding that makes sunscreen/sun safety "cool"

I use their Face oil sunscreen and regular 50++ for the kids! It’s great and lasts a long time! The oil is great layered under makeup and of course no white cast!

Great

The Unseen Sunscreen has the smoothest, sheerest coverage ever, with no funky scent or residue. I recently switched to mineral sunscreens, and as part of my daily ritual, I use the Bright-Eyed 100% Mineral Eye Cream (SPF 40) and Zincscreen 100% Mineral Lotion (SPF 40), which blends into my medium skin tone so nicely and helps smooth out imperfections. Looks great under makeup.

The glow screen is the best product in its category. It is much better than the Drunk Elephant Bronzing Drops!

Love this suncsreen! Highly recommend the glowscreen.

I like the brand, and overall good products (love the sunscreen foam). The face sunscreen really runs into my eyes though.

I love Supergoop! I buy the Play! sunscreen in the bulk size to keep on hand during the summer. I love the pump on the bottle for easy dispensing. The spray sunscreen is nice, too, and effective. My favorite product, however, is Unseen. I use this on my face every day. It’s a clear sunscreen and the texture is velvety-smooth—not greasy. It is a little closer to a gel than a cream, but it’s not sticky. It also doesn’t make me break out like some other sunscreens do!

I use the unseen super goop sunscreen. I think it does a good job at protecting me from the sun and it never leaves me looking oily.

I’m obsessed!! I have continued to buy more and more!

I love that it’s POC friendly. It does not leave a cast at all. My only setbacks with the product is the cost and smell. It’s pretty expensive for a small bottle and because it’s a chemical sunscreen, it does have a bit of a chemical scent to it.

I wish the glow screen had a touch more coverage so it could be a little more multi-functional. But that's because I don't wear much makeup so I'd like a one-and-done product. If you want this as a primer or "no-makeup" type product, it's probably 5/5

I really enjoy my Supergoop products.

I LOVE the supergoop glowscreen! It's my daily facial sunscreen. I really enjoy their play sunscreen, but it's pricier that what I'd like to pay for a regular sunscreen. Packaging is super cute.

I wear the glow screen sunscreen everyday. It transforms and brightens my skin without making me look shiny or oily. I can easily wear this and no makeup and feel great.

Have loved every product I've tried. Unseen Sunscreen is my go to primer or sunscreen when I don't where makeup. Play Everyday Lotion works great on a sunny day when you have to reapply a lot. The Every Single Face is a great option for those that don't like the silicone-y feel of Unseen. The customer service is great - they don't make it hard to get a refund or new shipment if things get lost in the mail and respond well to feedback on products.

I love their entire range of SPF! They work well and do exactly what they are marketed.

This is for the (re)setting spf powder. It was okay, I guess in that it didn’t cake or settle and create lines like a powder might. That said, not doing those things is low hanging fruit and not actually impressive. It doesnt seem like enough gets on my face to actually protect my skin in any way from sun and I definitely don’t think I would trust it as my only spf barrier. I was underwhelmed, it was so much like I wasn’t wearing it that I may as well not wear it.