Naked Sundays
SPF that feels good enough to reapply — Aussie-level UVA/UVB protection with the skincare-meets-makeup aesthetic.
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The Aussie SPF brand that nailed reapplication behaviour. SPF50+ hydrating mist is the hero — actually protective AND pleasant to reapply at 2pm. Stick format is travel-bag gold. Prices are premium for SPF but the formulation-and-vibe combo is rare.
Strengths
- + Delightful textures that encourage reapplication
- + Real SPF50+ with Aussie-standard TGA approval
- + Skincare-first brand, not a sunscreen-first brand
- + Packaging is beautiful
Weaknesses
- − Premium SPF pricing
- − Not fragrance-free
- − Hydrating bias — oily skin may want mattifying alternatives
The Naked Sundays Story
Founded in 2021 by Samantha Brett (TV journalist turned skincare founder), Naked Sundays launched from Byron Bay with the premise that Aussies would reapply SPF if the formulas stopped feeling like obligation. Cult SPF50+ mist and stick went viral globally. Distributed in Sephora US/UK/AU as of 2024.
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SPF50+ Collagen Glow 100% Mineral Perfecting Priming Mist
Naked Sundays cracked the code that every other SPF brand has fumbled: a sprayable mineral sunscreen that actually looks good. The Collagen Glow mist delivers SPF50+ zinc oxide protection in a micro-fine aerosol that doubles as a makeup primer and setting spray — hydrolyzed collagen and peptides for skin benefits, hyaluronic acid for hydration, and a finish so luminous it replaces highlighter. The product went viral in Australia before hitting the US market via Sephora. It's the only SPF reapplication method that doesn't require touching your face or disturbing makeup. The future of daily sun protection.
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