Benzophenone-3 (Oxybenzone) appears at a high position in the INCI list, indicating a significant concentration — estimated above 5% based on its placement relative to other actives. ECHA formally classified Oxybenzone as a Category 1 Endocrine Disruptor in 2025. The FDA has requested additional safety data, and it is banned in marine-protected areas in Hawaii and Palau due to coral reef toxicity. The EU is currently reassessing permitted concentrations. Daily face application represents meaningful chronic exposure given the liberal quantities required for effective sun protection. Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate (Octinoxate) is also present; it is separately under active EU and FDA review for potential endocrine disruption and is a recognised reef pollutant. Parfum (synthetic fragrance) is listed as a single ingredient without any disclosure of its constituent allergens. Fragrance is the leading class of contact allergen in skincare, and applying an undisclosed fragrance mixture liberally over the face daily carries meaningful sensitisation risk.

SPF 50 PA+++ provides solid sun protection, and Watermelon extract alongside Aloe Vera contribute soothing and hydration. The UV protection function is real. The notable formulation gap is the choice of Benzophenone-3 as a key UV filter — the brand's own Vitamin C + E Sunscreen (which scores higher) uses a modern, photostable filter system (Tinosorb S, Uvinul A Plus, Ethylhexyl Triazone) without these safety concerns, which makes the filter choice here a meaningful step back.

SPF 50 PA+++ is claimed but the brand does not publish a test report on the product page. Without a published SPF test, consumers cannot independently verify the stated protection level. The full INCI is published and all UV filters are identifiable. Parfum is listed but without any constituent allergen breakdown. Notably, the brand's product descriptions do not acknowledge the safety concerns associated with Benzophenone-3, so consumers browsing the product page receive no context to make an informed comparison.

Benzophenone-3 is banned in several marine-protected areas due to documented coral reef toxicity. Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate also carries reef toxicity risk. Both UV filters are recognised aquatic pollutants that enter waterways through rinsing and ocean swimming. Synthetic fragrance with undisclosed composition is also present. Packaging is plastic.