Through research, I learned the #1 reason why people do not wear sunscreen is that it doesn’t feel good on the skin.
Another college friend was finishing her residency in dermatology and explained to me that daily incidental sun exposure at a young age is cumulative and damaging.
#WHO MAKES SUPERGOOP SUNSCREEN SKIN#
Bringing clean, efficacious feel-good product into the world has always been our priority.Ī close friend of mine was diagnosed with skin cancer when we were in our early 30s. We keep this top of mind when looking at ingredient choices. My time spent in the classroom also taught me a great deal about children and parents and their likes/dislikes and sensitivities. Today I often say that I’m still teaching but just not confined to the four walls of a classroom. Not being from the beauty industry actually also enabled me to break some of the traditional rules in beauty and performing requires many of the same skill sets of an entrepreneur: consistency, discipline, confidence and perseverance. I didn’t realize it at the time but both of these careers were incredible learning experiences for what I am doing now. Post college I was an elementary school teacher and a performing harpist. Interestingly, I actually looked at this early and time-consuming failure with optimism because I knew that many of the greatest entrepreneurs also had early failures so I felt even stronger that I had to be on the right path to achieving something great if I could pivot and find a new way. Her goal was to create products that are effortless to apply, hassle-free, and that won’t make you look like a ghost – but mostly to provide sheer sun protection for all.
When her kids started school, she was shocked to find that sunblock use was not allowed during outdoor activities (only because public schools did not have the funds to allocate for SPF)-and, she adds, “we live in Texas!” Though she was unable to pursue her original plan, Thaggard continued to build her company, with a commitment to product transparency as well as educating individuals and families on the importance of skin cancer prevention and safety. “Because I learned from my dermatologist that sun damage starts at a very young age, we must protect the children first,” Thaggard said. When she was young, a very close friend in her early 30’s was diagnosed with melanoma, a form of cancer that affects close to 3 million people worldwide each year. 100000% recommend.It was in 2007 that Holly Thaggard launched her brand, Supergoop!, with the intention of providing sunblock to local public schools. I come from the matte sunscreen from Supergoop! and this is definitely superior. Keep in mind, though, that this product is originally designed to be a sunscreen first and a glow-enhancer second.Īs one reviewer wrote, “This literally makes your face glow! Looks amazing, feels amazing and a little goes a long way. Either way, Golden Hours was still able to flatter my dark skin, while protecting it and leaving a natural shimmer.Īnd if you’re looking for coverage, this Supergoop! sunscreen is able to conceal mild blemishes. However, I have yet to try the recently added Sunset, a deep bronze, to see if it’s a better fit. Personally, I felt that my lighter bronze tint, Golden Hours, could have better complimented my skin. I use Golden Hours, a warm brown, in my collection, but the other original Sunrise is also a shopper favorite for its “champagne glow.” Unfortunately, this glowy primer does not come in as many inclusive shades as other skin tints.
Shoppers fell in love with the Glowscreen so much that the brand released two new shades: Dawn, a nude pink and Golden Hours, a deep brown.
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