Coppertone Canada's new Coppertone Kids Clear range consists of two products that offer maximum protection just in time for the warmer spring and summer months ahead. The mess-free and lightweight formulas are offered in two unique scents -- "Blueberry with a subtle blue tint and Mango with sparkle." The products are a modern version of Coppertone's best-selling Coppertone Colorblock sunscreen from the 90s and make sunscreen application fun for all ages.
Coppertone Kids Clear sunscreens feature a translucent formula "fit for all skin types, leaving no white residue behind." Featuring an SPF 50 rating, the sunscreen features a gel consistency that cools on contact while withstanding heat and sweat. The sunscreen is free of parabens, phthalates, dyes, and synthetic preservatives and features no added Oxybenzone and PABA.
Lightweight Kid-Friendly Sunscreens
The New Coppertone Kids Clear Sunscreen Features Two Scents
Trend Themes
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3. Translucent Formula Sunscreens - There is room to create sunscreens that feature a transparent formula that doesn't leave behind visible residue or cause discomfort when applied to various skin types
Industry Implications
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3. Eco-friendly Sunscreen Industry - The demand for eco-friendly alternatives is increasing; eco-friendly sunscreen companies could benefit by developing products that are not only effective but also safe for both humans and the environment