Super Supreme Screen SPF 50 One-and-Done Skinscreen

You need 1/4 teaspoon of sunscreen for your face, and another 1/4 teaspoon (about 0.04 fluid ounces) for your neck and décolletage. This estimate is based on average face sizes and the SPF testing amount (2 mg per 0.39 square inches). So, if you have a larger face, you’ll probably need more sunscreen, while a smaller one may require less. In UV terms, this equates to about 5 pumps of Supreme, a half-dollar-sized puddle for Velvet Screen and Future Screen, and 5 pumps for your face, neck, and décolletage for Vibrant Screen, as well as 0.17 fluid ounces (5ml) per limb for body application. Any less than that and you won’t be getting the full level of protection detailed on the packaging.

Just like with all sunscreen products and brands, to ensure you’re properly protected and getting the full SPF rating listed on the bottle, you’ll need to reapply every 2 hours if you’re in direct sunlight.

Almost all of our SKINSCREENS are vegan! The only exceptions are Sheen Screen and Vibrant Screen which contain lanolin and beeswax.

Vibrant Screen SPF 50 is 80 minutes water/sweat resistant and is designed for the face and body! 

You know Vi! She’s always ensuring that her outfit is up to standard and style of her new home. US law asks, and we abide! We’ve just had a make a few changes to ensure we’re aligned with the US regulations.

The reason why some of our formulations differ between markets is due to regulatory requirements. In the USA, sunscreens are classified as Over-the-Counter (OTC) non-prescription drugs and must comply with the US monograph.  

The US monograph is a set of guidelines established by the FDA that outlines the quality standards for sunscreens and other OTC products.  

Some of the sunscreen filters we use in our Aussie SKINSCREENS are not approved for use in the USA under the US Monograph. As a result, we’ve had to reformulate only a couple of our products!  

With this being said, it's still the same future-proofing Screen you love inside the tube. You can't feel any difference in the formula, we promise! 

No. “72-hour hydration” refers to moisture, not 72 hours of sun protection. Reapply sunscreen at least every two hours, even if your skin still feels hydrated.

The main difference is the finish: Supreme Screen SPF 50 gives a hydrated satin finish, while Sequin Supreme SPF 50 adds light-reflecting mica for a more luminous glow. Both are hydrating sunscreen, moisturizer and primer creams for normal, dry and combination skin. Pick Supreme for your everyday satin base or Sequin when you want extra radiance, with or without makeup.

Supreme Screen SPF 50 is best suited to normal, dry and combination skin, offering a hydrating 3-in-1 sunscreen, moisturiser and primer with a satin finish. If you have oily skin and prefer a soft-matte finish, try Unblock Screen SPF 50. Prefer a barely-there feel? Future Screen SPF 50 is a superlight mineral fluid with a natural finish.