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Custom Sunscreen Formulations Manufacturer
Broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection with mineral or chemical filters—customizable SPF formulations for face, body, kids, or acne-prone skin. EU/FDA compliant, reef-safe, and suitable for global brand launches.
What This Sunscreen Formula Solves
Protective sunscreen isn’t one-size-fits-all. Depending on daily routines, environments, and skin types, different levels of UV protection and added skincare benefits are required. Our customizable sunscreen formulas offer a tailored approach for urban, outdoor, and anti-aging needs—helping brands meet diverse consumer expectations across global markets.
Sunscreen Formula
1. Daily Urban UV Defense (SPF 30)
Lightweight, non-greasy formulas with added blue light protection, ideal for commuters, office workers, and makeup layering. Perfect for city brands.
2. Outdoor & Beach Protection (SPF 50+)
Water-resistant, sweat-proof sunblocks with broad-spectrum filters and high coverage for outdoor brands, sports skincare, or summer lines.
3. Photoaging Defense with Antioxidants
Combines UV filters and antioxidant-rich actives like vitamin C, resveratrol, and green tea extract to help counter environmental oxidative stress.
Key Ingredients & Their Benefits
Custom Sunscreen Formulations Key Ingredients
| Ingredient / UV Filter | Function & Benefits | Typical % in Sunscreen Formulas | Regulatory Compliance & Market Proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zinc Oxide (Non-Nano) | Broad-spectrum physical blocker, ideal for sensitive skin and baby care formulations | 5% – 25% | Wikipedia - Zinc Oxide |
| Titanium Dioxide (Non-Nano) | UVA & UVB mineral filter with a matte finish; suitable for oily or acne-prone skin | 2% – 20% | PubChem - Titanium Dioxide |
| Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate | Effective UVB chemical absorber, commonly used for daily wear SPF formulations | 2% – 7.5%（US max limite 7.5%） | Wikipedia - Octinoxate |
| Tinosorb® S (Bemotrizinol) | Photostable UVA + UVB filter, popular in EU, Australia, and Asia but not approved in the US | 1% – 10% | PubChem - Bemotrizinol |
| Avobenzone (Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane) | Longwave UVA absorber, commonly paired with stabilizers in chemical systems | 0.5% – 3%（US, EU max limite 3%） | Wikipedia - Avobenzone |
| Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine (Tinosorb® A2B) | High-performance broad-spectrum chemical filter used in hybrid systems | 0.5% – 6% | PubChem - Tinosorb A2B |
| Vitamin E (Tocopherol) | Provides antioxidant protection, reduces UV-induced free radical damage | 0.1% – 1% | Wikipedia - Tocopherol |
| Aloe Vera Extract | Soothes post-sun sensitivity, hydrates and supports skin barrier function | 0.5% – 5% | NIH - Aloe Vera |
| Resveratrol | Antioxidant known to counter photoaging and oxidative stress | 0.01% – 1% | Wikipedia - Resveratrol |
Zinc Oxide (Non-Nano) — Customization Details for Sunscreen
1. INCI & CAS
INCI: Zinc Oxide · CAS: 1314-13-2 · White, inorganic UV filter; insoluble mineral pigment used in topical sunscreens. “Non-nano” denotes primary particle size typically >100 nm (not labeled “[nano]” under EU rules). (European Commission, Echa Europa, EUR-Lex)
2. Role in Sunscreen
Broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection via absorption, scattering and reflection; key UVA filter (especially UVA1, 340–400 nm). In the U.S., “Broad Spectrum” claims require critical wavelength ≥ 370 nm at finished-product level. (PMC, FDA)
3. Typical Use Levels (formulation custom guide)
Daily wear lotions/creams: 5–15% ZnO
High-SPF outdoor formats: 15–25% ZnO (U.S. monograph allows up to 25%)
Tints/sticks/mineral makeup: 2–20% depending on opacity target
Processing notes: use well-dispersed grades (often surface-treated) in oil or silicone dispersions; combine with film formers/adhesion promoters for water resistance; shear-disperse and de-agglomerate; pH-independent (in oil phase). (FDA Access Data, SpecialChem, Happi, koboproductsinc)
4. Regulatory Sources & Global Compliance
EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 — Annex VI, Entry 30 (non-nano) & 30a (nano): Max 25% as UV filter; not for applications leading to end-user lung exposure by inhalation (applies to both forms). Label [nano] only when nano form is used. (EUR-Lex, European Commission)
SCCS Opinions: ZnO (non-nano) and specified nano grades considered safe at ≤ 25% for dermal use; spray/inhalation uses raise safety concerns. (European Commission, Public Health)
U.S. FDA (OTC Sunscreen): Zinc oxide up to 25% is an allowable active in the Deemed Final Order/Monograph M020; FDA proposes GRASE status for ZnO and TiO₂ at ≤ 25%. Broad-spectrum & water-resistance claims must follow FDA test/label rules. (FDA Final, FDA, Ecfr)
5. Clinical Evidence (photoprotection)
Mechanism/coverage: Mineral filters attenuate across UVA/UVB, with ZnO contributing strongly in UVA1; mineral-only sunscreens can achieve in vivo UVA-PF and SPF targets. (PMC, JAAD, Wiley)
Human data & performance notes: Reviews and testing show mineral sunscreens (ZnO-based) delivering broad-spectrum protection; in some cases in vitro methods may underestimate SPF of high-ZnO formulas relative to ISO 24444 in vivo results. (PMC, SpringerLink)
Regulatory claim tests: U.S. broad-spectrum requires CW ≥ 370 nm; EU UVA protection typically verified via ISO 24443 (UVA-PF)/critical wavelength. (Federal Register, DermNet®)
6. Safety & Risk Assessment (toxicology highlights)
Dermal tolerance: SCCS concludes safe at ≤ 25% (dermal use); inhalation exposure remains the key concern (avoid aerosol/powder sprays). (European Commission, EUR-Lex)
Human penetration: Multiple clinical/volunteer studies show no meaningful penetration of intact ZnO particles into viable epidermis; no local cellular toxicity with repeated topical use under normal conditions. (ScienceDirect, JID Online)
REACH/ECHA dossiers provide low acute toxicity profiles and detailed endpoints for ZnO. (Echa Europa)
7. Stability & Packaging
Photostable inorganic filter; performance depends on dispersion quality and film formation. Use coated grades and optimized dispersions to reduce agglomeration/whitening; pair with film formers/adhesion promoters for water resistance. Package in opaque/UV-protective packs; validate sedimentation and viscosity over shelf life. (SpecialChem, Happi)
8. Cost–Benefit
Pros: Single-filter broad-spectrum capability, photostability, regulatory acceptance (EU/US at ≤ 25%), low systemic exposure profile.
Cons: potential opacity/whitening at higher loads (mitigate via optimized particle size distributions, coatings, tinting). (FDA, JAAD, koboproductsinc)
9. Claims Language (Do/Don’t)
✅ Broad Spectrum SPF X (when product passes FDA/EU tests).
✅ “Water Resistant (40/80 min)” only if tested accordingly.
✅ EU: follow UVA logo / ≥ 1⁄3 UVA-PF:SPF and ISO methods guidance.
❌ Avoid “sunblock/100% protection/waterproof/sweatproof/once-a-day” claims; prohibited/misleading under EU Recommendation 2006/647/EC and FDA labeling rules.
Titanium Dioxide (Non-Nano) — Customization Details for Sunscreen
1. INCI & CAS
INCI: Titanium Dioxide · CAS: 13463-67-7 · White, inorganic UV filter; insoluble mineral pigment. “Non-nano” indicates primary particle size typically >100 nm (EU requires [nano] label only for nano forms). (EUR-Lex, Public Health)
2. Role in Sunscreen
Provides broad UV attenuation, with strongest protection in UVB and UVA2 (320–340 nm); often combined with zinc oxide (stronger in UVA1) to achieve robust broad-spectrum coverage. U.S. “Broad Spectrum” labeling requires critical wavelength ≥370 nm at the finished-product level. (PMC, JAAD, FDA)
3. Typical Use Levels (formulation custom guide)
Daily lotions/creams: 2–10% TiO₂
High-SPF outdoor formats: 10–25% TiO₂ (U.S. allows up to 25% active)
Tints/sticks/mineral makeup: 5–20% depending on opacity
Processing: use well-dispersed micron grades (often surface-treated) in oil/silicone dispersions; apply high-shear de-agglomeration; pair with film formers/adhesion promoters for water resistance. (FDA, SpecialChem, BASF)
4. Regulatory Sources & Global Compliance
EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 — Annex VI, Entry 27 (non-nano) & 27a (nano): Max 25% as UV filter; [nano] labeling only for nano forms; nano entry includes no inhalation applications (sprays/powders). (EUR-Lex)
SCCS opinions: TiO₂ (incl. nano specifications) considered safe up to 25% for dermal sunscreen use under entry 27/27a, with inhalation-spray concerns for nano. (Public Health)
U.S. FDA (OTC Sunscreen): Titanium dioxide up to 25% permitted as an active in the Deemed Final Order/Monograph M020; broad-spectrum & water-resistance claims must meet FDA test/label rules. (FDA Final, FDA, Federal Register)
EU CLP update (context): In Aug 2025, the CJEU upheld annulment of the prior EU carcinogen-by-inhalation classification for certain powdered TiO₂ forms under CLP; monitor for any downstream cosmetics text updates. (Europa Curia, lawbc)
5. Clinical Evidence (photoprotection)
Mechanism/coverage: Mineral screens attenuate across UVA/UVB; TiO₂ excels UVB/UVA2 while ZnO complements UVA1; combination supports broad-spectrum performance in vivo. (PMC, JAAD)
Methodology note: Reviews highlight that in vitro estimates can under-predict SPF of high-mineral systems relative to ISO 24444 in vivo, underscoring the need for finished-product testing. (JAAD)
6. Safety & Risk Assessment (toxicology highlights)
SCCS: safe up to 25% for dermal sunscreen use; nano spray applications remain a concern due to inhalation. Human/volunteer studies report no meaningful penetration of TiO₂ particles into viable epidermis with standard topical use. (Public Health, PubMed)
Regulatory context update: CJEU (Aug 1, 2025) confirmed annulment of the prior CLP Carc. 2 (inhalation) classification for certain powdered TiO₂; companies should follow evolving Annex III text and national guidance. (Europa Curia)
7. Stability & Packaging
Photostable inorganic filter; performance hinges on dispersion quality and film formation. Use coated grades to improve dispersibility and aesthetics; incorporate film formers to enhance water resistance; package opaque/UV-protective; validate sedimentation/viscosity over shelf life. (SpecialChem, BASF)
8. Cost–Benefit
Pros: High photostability, wide regulatory acceptance (EU/US ≤25%), good UVB/UVA2 efficiency, suits sensitive skin positioning.
Cons: weaker UVA1—often needs ZnO or UVA1 organics; potential whitening/opacity at higher loads (mitigate with optimized particle distribution, coatings, and tint). (PMC, SpecialChem)
9. Claims Language (Do/Don’t)
✅ Broad Spectrum SPF X (when product passes FDA/EU tests).
✅ “Water Resistant (40/80 min)” only if verified.
✅ EU: comply with UVA-PF ≥ 1/3 SPF (ISO 24443) and, where used, UVA logo rules.
❌ Avoid “sunblock/100% protection/waterproof/sweatproof/once-a-day” claims; prohibited/misleading under EU Recommendation 2006/647/EC and FDA labeling rules.
Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate (Octinoxate) — Customization Details for Sunscreen
1. INCI & CAS
INCI: Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate (aka Octinoxate/Octyl Methoxycinnamate, 2-Ethylhexyl 4-methoxycinnamate) · CAS: 5466-77-3 · Clear, oil-soluble liquid UVB filter. (European Commission, Echa Europa, Cosmetics Info)
2. Role in Sunscreen
Primary UVB absorber (peak ≈ 310 nm); boosts SPF and helps protect against UVB-induced erythema. Not a strong UVA1 filter—commonly paired with UVA filters (e.g., avobenzone, bemotrizinol) or ZnO for broad spectrum. (BASF, NCBI)
3. Typical Use Levels (formulation custom guide)
Daily lotions/creams: 3–7.5% (U.S. max 7.5% as an OTC active)
High-SPF formats (EU/APAC): 7–10% (EU/CN/AU max 10%)
Sticks/tints/lip: 2–10% depending on opacity and regional caps
Process: add to oil phase; excellent solvent for crystalline UV filters; photostability is moderate—optimize with stabilizers (e.g., octocrylene/bemotrizinol/film formers) and packaging. (FDA, BASF, symselect, SpecialChem)
4. Regulatory Sources & Global Compliance
EU (Annex VI, entry 12): Max 10% as UV filter; EU SCCS (Jun 30, 2025): safe at ≤10% (including lotions, face/hand cream, lipstick, sprays), despite endocrine-activity concerns noted in dossier. (European Commission, Public Health)
U.S. FDA (OTC sunscreen): Octinoxate up to 7.5% permitted under the Deemed Final Order (Monograph M020); FDA continues to seek additional data for several organics while products remain marketable. (FDA final, FDA Q&A)
Regional notes / sales restrictions: Some jurisdictions restrict sales of sunscreens containing octinoxate for environmental reasons (e.g., Hawaii Act 104 from Jan 1, 2021; Palau national ban; Thailand national parks). Check destination compliance. (Hawaii, palaugov, Tatnews)
5. Clinical Evidence (photoprotection)
Mechanism/coverage: EHMC delivers UVB attenuation contributing to SPF; in vivo product-level SPF must be verified by ISO 24444/FDA methods. (NCBI, ISO standard)
Human/formulation data: EHMC combinations (e.g., with avobenzone) show significant in vivo SPF and can be further enhanced by stabilizers/antioxidants (e.g., rosmarinic acid). (MDPI)
Method/label context: U.S. “Broad Spectrum” claim requires critical wavelength ≥ 370 nm; in the EU, UVA-PF ≥ 1/3 SPF (ISO 24443). (FDA, GBA Group Cosmetics)
6. Safety & Risk Assessment (toxicology highlights)
SCCS 2025: EHMC is safe up to 10% for dermal use in listed product types; opinion acknowledges endocrine-active signals but supports consumer safety at current limits. (Public Health, CIRS Group)
Photostability/interaction: EHMC is among filters with lower intrinsic photostability; combination design and stabilizers are recommended to maintain performance and minimize photoproducts. (Science Direct, Wiley)
U.S. status: FDA permits use under DFO M020 while additional data are gathered; follow OTC drug labeling/testing rules. (FDA final, FDA Q&A)
7. Stability & Packaging
Oil-phase incorporation; compatible with common esters/silicones; photostability improves with stabilizers/film formers; avoid prolonged high-heat/air exposure during processing; use opaque/UV-protective packs and validate SPF/UVA-PF over shelf life. (symselect, SpecialChem)
8. Cost–Benefit
Pros: High UVB efficacy, transparent skin feel, globally recognized with broad approvals (EU 10%, U.S. 7.5%).
Cons: UVA gap (needs partners), photostability management required, and local environmental sales bans may limit distribution. (BASF, FDA, European Commission, Hawaii, Palau regs)
9. Claims Language (Do/Don’t)
✅ Broad Spectrum SPF X (only when product passes required tests).
✅ “Water Resistant (40/80 min)” only if verified per region.
✅ EU: ensure UVA-PF ≥ 1/3 SPF (ISO 24443) and use UVA logo rules where applicable.
❌ Avoid “sunblock/100% protection/waterproof/sweatproof/once-a-day” claims; these are prohibited/misleading under EU Recommendation 2006/647/EC and FDA labeling rules.
Custom Product Applications
Develop sunscreen solutions customized for different lifestyles, climates, and skin types. From everyday wear to outdoor sport or child-safe care, each format is optimized for comfort, efficacy, and compliance.
Global Market Insights & Trends
Formulate sun care that aligns with search trends, climate-specific needs, and consumer behavior across key international regions.
Trending Keywords in Global Markets
Global SPF searches are rising, with demand for reef-safe and multi-benefit sunscreens. Moisturizing, fast-absorbing, and tinted formulas dominate growth, offering brands opportunities in eco-conscious, high-performance, and dual-function skincare markets.
Search Trends on the Rise:
- “SPF moisturizer” ranks among top skincare-related queries in the U.S. and U.K.
- “Reef-safe sunscreen” shows a growing monthly search volume in EU countries concerned with ocean sustainability.
- Consumers actively seek dual-function products (e.g., SPF + anti-aging, SPF + hydration) on platforms like Amazon and Shopify.
Takeaway for Brands: Sunscreens that multitask—moisturizing, non-greasy, fast-absorbing, and tinted—are leading category growth.
Target Consumer Segments
This SPF strategy tailors formats to regional needs—mineral lotions and tinted creams for North America/Australia, watery gels for Japan/Korea, brightening high-SPF formulas for the Middle East, and humidity-proof sprays or gels for Southeast Asia.
Product Strategy for Brand Success
- Highlight “reef-safe,” “non-nano,” and “tinted” claims for eco-conscious and inclusive markets.
- Combine sun defense + skincare (e.g., hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, ceramides) to position your brand at the intersection of care and protection.
- Offer SPF in diverse formats—lotions, mists, ampoules, or even powder SPF—to cater to modern application needs.
Customization Options for Packaging & Branding
Explore flexible packaging options, bottle types, and private label services. From tube to jar, we match your brand’s tone and market position.
Cosmetic formulation development
Your formula is the soul of your brand. Whether you’re developing a gentle serum for sensitive skin, a high-efficacy anti-aging cream, or a scalp-purifying shampoo, our in-house chemists create custom cosmetic formulations tailored to your desired effect, skin type, region, and ingredient philosophy.
With over 5,000+ proven base formulas and full white-label development support, we help you build a product that meets your performance goals, brand values, and market trends.
Available Services:
Active ingredient sourcing & formulation balancing
Custom texture creation: gel, cream, balm, lotion, foam, oil
Ingredient selection for target concerns: anti-acne, brightening, anti-aging, hydration
Support for natural, vegan, EWG green-level formulations
Regional compliance: USA, EU, AU, JP standards
Custom Cosmetic Packaging Styles
Packaging plays a critical role in how your brand is perceived. Whether you need luxury glass droppers, airless pump bottles, eco-friendly refill pouches, or retail-friendly PET tubes, we provide 3000+ stock and customizable packaging options.
From minimalist matte finishes to glossy foil-stamped designs, our packaging engineers help you select the perfect form and material—whether for prestige skincare, professional haircare, or clean beauty positioning.
Available Options:
Glass, PET, PP, PCR, aluminum, bamboo, and more
Airless pumps, sprayers, jars, tubes, and dropper bottles
Color-matching, texture finishes, and custom mold services
Cosmetic Box, Label Design for skincare brands
Beyond the bottle, your visual identity sets your product apart. Our in-house design team creates custom label layouts, box designs, and full branding suites—including logo placement, font matching, and barcode compliance.
We also offer waterproof labels, UV spot gloss, embossing, foil stamping, and other premium finishes to ensure your packaging feels as high-end as your formula. Whether you’re building an Amazon FBA product or a salon-grade kit, we help make your product shelf-ready.
Design Services Include:
Free artwork design and dieline support
Amazon & retail barcode setup (FNSKU/UPC)
Custom printing on labels, boxes, pouches, and shrink wraps
Cosmetic Box Customization for Skincare Brands
Beyond the bottle, your outer packaging is your first impression. Our team provides custom cosmetic box solutions with tailored box styles, premium cardboard or specialty paper choices, and protective inserts in EVA, molded pulp, or PET.
We also offer specialty printing options, matte or glossy lamination, foil stamping, embossing, and spot UV to create a tactile, luxury feel. Whether for boutique retail, e‑commerce, or professional kits, we ensure your packaging enhances your brand story.
Customization Options Include:
Box style selection: tuck‑end, drawer, magnetic, or folding carton
Material choices: rigid board, kraft, coated paperboard
Insert options: EVA foam, molded pulp, PET, or cardboard
Cosmetic Box Logo Finishing for Premium Branding
Beyond structure, your logo finish defines your product’s luxury appeal. We offer custom cosmetic packaging logo treatments including emboss, gold foil printing, silver foil, glossy lamination, holographic effects, and spot UV for high-impact shelf presence.
From subtle debossed textures to striking holographic foil, each technique is chosen to enhance your brand story and match your target market positioning. Whether for upscale retail, e‑commerce, or professional use, our finishes help your product stand out.
Finishing Options Include:
Emboss & Deboss logo impressions
Gold, silver, and holographic foil stamping
Spot UV for selective gloss highlights
Glossy or matte lamination for surface protection
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If you have your own formula, packaging idea, logo artwork, or even just a concept, please share the details of your project requirements, including preferred product type, ingredients, scent, and customization needs. We’re excited to help you bring your personal care product ideas to life through our sample development process.
More sunscreen product customization instructions and FAQs
Market Trends: Sunscreen is a critical category in personal care, as consumers increasingly seek comprehensive UV protection in safe and gentle formulations. We offer sunscreen formulation services to help brands create a range of sun care products, from daily facial sunscreens and high-SPF outdoor lotions to kid-friendly sun protection. Whether you need a lightweight face sunscreen, a water-resistant body sunblock, or a formula free of controversial ingredients (“reef-safe”), our R&D expertise can fulfill your requirements.
Effective Ingredients: We select appropriate combinations of UV filters based on the target market to achieve broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection. For physical (mineral) sunscreens, we use non-nano zinc oxide and titanium dioxide for a gentle yet effective shield, and employ particle coating technology to minimize whitening on the skin. For chemical sunscreens, we choose proven safe UV filters (such as avobenzone, octocrylene, Tinosorb S, etc.) in combination to deliver high SPF with photostability, while avoiding any ingredients banned in specific regions. We often add antioxidants like Vitamin E or pomegranate extract to bolster defense against free radicals, and include soothing agents like aloe vera and licorice to calm the skin during sun exposure.
Our formulations: When developing sunscreen, we focus on formula stability and user experience. We conduct rigorous photostability testing on our formulations to ensure the UV filters remain effective under prolonged sun exposure. In terms of texture, we adjust the oil phase and silicone content to create a non-greasy, easily spreadable feel, so even high SPF products have good spreadability without a heavy finish. Moreover, we can design water-resistant formulas as needed to cater to swimming or sports scenarios, and have their water resistance performance validated by third-party labs.
Regulatory Compliance: All whitening agents and antioxidants we use comply with regulations in target markets (EU, USA, etc.). For EU products, for example, we avoid banned ingredients like hydroquinone and use safe alternatives. We provide necessary documentation such as Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and Certificates of Analysis (COA), and assist with required testing (e.g., stability, microbial challenge tests, even clinical efficacy trials through partners) to support your product claims.
Success Story: An Australian organic skincare brand sought to launch a reef-safe SPF50 sunscreen suitable for sensitive skin and compliant with local environmental regulations. We developed a mineral sunscreen formula using non-nano zinc oxide as the primary UV filter, supplemented with seaweed extract and chamomile to soothe the skin, and avoiding any chemical filters banned in locations like Hawaii. We helped arrange independent lab testing for SPF and PA (UVA protection), verifying that the formula achieved broad-spectrum SPF50+ protection. The final product was filled into recyclable tubes with the client’s branding and launched successfully, gaining popularity among eco-conscious consumers.
Q: Can you help arrange SPF and PA testing to ensure the product meets its sun protection claims?
A: Yes. We collaborate with accredited third-party labs to conduct SPF testing (following international standards like ISO 24444) and to determine PA rating (or UVA star/PPD values as required in different markets). During development, we perform in-house screening tests to estimate SPF, then arrange official in-vivo clinical tests on the final formula to certify the SPF value. We also ensure the sunscreen undergoes any necessary market-specific registrations (for example, FDA OTC registration in the US, or a CPSR and PIF in the EU).
Q: Can you develop sunscreens without oxybenzone to meet "reef-safe" criteria?
A: Absolutely. We stay informed about regulations aimed at reef protection (e.g., Hawaii and Palau ban oxybenzone and octinoxate). We can use alternative safe UV filter combinations, such as an all-mineral approach (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide) or new-generation chemical filters like the Uvinul range, to provide protection. The formula will also avoid other ingredients harmful to marine life, and we’ll test to ensure it still meets the intended SPF. The result is an effective sunscreen that’s environmentally friendly, allowing you to confidently market it as reef-safe.
Q: Can sunscreen formulas combine sun protection, hydration, and anti-aging benefits?
A: Yes. We can formulate multifunctional sunscreens for your brand that combine SPF protection with hydrating agents like hyaluronic acid and anti-aging ingredients like niacinamide or peptides. These “skincare sunscreens” are highly favored in Western markets and ideal for brands promoting an all-in-one skincare philosophy.
Q: Can you customize sunscreen formulas based on different regulatory requirements (EU, US, Asia)?
A: Absolutely. We are well-versed in regional sunscreen regulations, including permitted and restricted UV filters in the EU, US, and Asia. Whether you’re targeting FDA-approved markets or navigating EU compliance, we can tailor your formula accordingly and provide documentation support to help with registration or importation.
Q: Can you provide waterproof or sport-type sunscreen formulas? What makes them different?
A: Yes. We offer water- and sweat-resistant formulas ideal for humid climates and outdoor use. These sunscreens use specialized emulsifiers and film-formers to ensure long-lasting adhesion and performance. We also optimize skin feel and rinse-off ease based on target use cases like swimming or beach activities.
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