Supergoop! (re)setting Refreshing Mist

Supergoop!(re)setting Refreshing MistIngredients

Supergoop! (re)setting Refreshing Mist is a product from Uncategorized category with 23 ingredients. Notable: Avobenzone, Homosalate, Octisalate, Octocrylene. The product is made by Supergoop!.

(re)setting Refreshing Mist provides following positive effects: UV Protection, Softening, Soothing, Lightening, Healing and 3 more.

Organic score: 22% natural vs 57% chemical.

INCI

1
Avobenzone
2
Homosalate
Skin conditioning agent, Fragrance ingredient
3
Octisalate
Fragrance ingredient
4
Octocrylene
5
Alcohol Denatured
Antifoaming agent, Antimicrobial agent, Astringent, Masking, Solvent, Viscosity controlling agent
6
Bisabolol
Skin conditioning agent, Fragrance ingredient, Masking
7
Brassica Campestris/Aleurites Fordi Oil Copolymer
Skin conditioning agent, Film former
8
Butyloctyl Salicylate
Skin conditioning agent, Hair conditioning, Solvent

All the Positive

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UV Protection 4: Avobenzone (2.9%), Homosalate (9.8%), Octisalate (4.9%), Octocrylene (9.5%)
Softening 2: Bisabolol, Isododecane
Antiseptic 2: Alcohol Denatured, Bisabolol
Soothing 1: Bisabolol

Concerns

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Risk of dryness
Risk of dryness
Alcohol Denatured

ECO Metrics

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Vegan
No
Cruelty free
Yes
Reef friendly
No
Ozone layer safe
Yes

Components by Skin Type

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Dry skin
Positive: 0Negative: 1
Alcohol Denatured#5
Oily skin
Positive: 0Negative: 0
Sensitive skin
Positive: 0Negative: 1
Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil#22

Detailed view

Supergoop! (re)setting Refreshing Mist

#1Avobenzone

Origin: chemical
Role: No information
UV Protection
EWG Rating [ 1 ]

Avobenzone is the only chemical UV-protection component with a broad spectrum coverage. It can help to block both UVA I and UVA II rays. It's safe and it is allowed to use at a 3% concentration in the USA and a 5% concentration in the EU countries.

There is one problem: avobenzone loses efficiency when exposed to the sun. If you are outside, it loses 36% of its ability to block UV rays an hour after application. That's why it's recommended to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours.

#2Homosalate

Origin: chemical
Role: Skin conditioning agent, Fragrance ingredient
UV Protection
EWG Rating [ 2 ]

#3Octisalate

Origin: chemical
Role: Fragrance ingredient
UV Protection
EWG Rating [ 1 ]

#4Octocrylene

Origin: chemical
Role: No information
UV Protection
EWG Rating [ 2 ]

Octocrylene is an organic chemical sunscreen. It protects against UVA and UVB rays that can damage your skin or even lead to melanoma. It also stabilizes other sunscreen ingredients in a formulation and increases the water resistance of a product. It is approved by the FDA in concentrations of up to 10%. It’s not a very effective component on its own, that’s why manufacturers combine it with other chemical sunscreens.

Despite its effectiveness, there are some “cons” against the component. As with any other chemical sunscreen, it is absorbed and can be detected in blood. This doesn’t mean the component is harmful, but still… Octocrylene should also be used carefully by anyone who is breastfeeding because it can be found in breast milk.

Anyway, the component isn’t researched quite well despite its popularity. More studies are required to determine how safe the component is.

Despite its effectiveness, there are some “cons” against the component. As with any other chemical sunscreen, it is absorbed and can be detected in blood. This doesn’t mean the component is harmful, but still… Octocrylene should also be used carefully by anyone who is breastfeeding because it can be found in breast milk.

Anyway, the component isn’t researched quite well despite its popularity. More studies are required to determine how safe the component is.

#5Alcohol Denatured

Origin: chemical
Role: Antifoaming agent, Antimicrobial agent, Astringent, Masking, Solvent, Viscosity controlling agent
Antiseptic
Alcohols
EWG Rating [ 1 ]
Bad for dry skin
Bad for dry skin

Alcohol Denatured is a great bacteria killer. Manufacturers often put it inside products to increase their shelf life.

It’s one of the most harmful alcohols used in skincare. You should use it carefully, especially if you have dry skin. It removes oily barrier from the surface of your skin making it less protected and causing dryness. We advise you to pay attention to the position of this component in a formulation. If it stays below the 6th position it will hardly harm your skin. We also recommend testing the product first before application. If you feel a “cooling effect” it means the product contains a lot of alcohol and it's better to be careful with it.

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