
Ultra Violette Sues Wild Child Laboratories over SPF 4 Sunscreen
The legal action follows last year’s recall of Lean Screen SPF50+, which shared a base formula with nearly 20 other sunscreen brands.
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The legal action follows last year’s recall of Lean Screen SPF50+, which shared a base formula with nearly 20 other sunscreen brands.

Edgewell Personal Care Australia, the firm behind the well-known Banana Boat and Hawaiian Tropic sunscreens, is embroiled in a legal dispute with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The ACCC claims that the company misled consumers by…

Australian sunscreen brand Ultra Violette is set to expand its global presence with a launch in the Middle East through retail giant Sephora. The expansion marks a significant milestone for the brand, reaching 25 countries and more than 250 stores worldwide,…

Australian skincare company Ego Pharmaceuticals has admitted making unsupported claims about the SPF (sun protection factor) on two of its sunscreens – Ego Sunsense Ultra SPF 50+ and Ego Sunsense Sensitive Invisible SPF 50+. The company supplies products into…

The innovators behind Australia’s first reef safe sunscreen is packaged in reusable and recyclable tins and Australia’s first vegan surf zinc, SunButter Skincare, have announced they will become the first sunscreen company in the world to be certified palm…
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