Ultra Violette, Naked Sundays and Endota among brands affected
A total of six Australian sunscreen products were removed from the market because the three brands confirmed that they paused product sales with concerns that SPF tests cannot be reliable.
On Thursday, the sales of the SPF 50+ mineral lining of Outside Beauty & Skincare, the face of my skin, the face of my skin, Mineral SPF 50+ and the Natural Clear Clear Zinko SPF50+ were paused after a June Report where 16 of the 20 solar teams tested.
Three brands more SPF tests can not be released with concerns that they paused sales as the six Australian solar cream product was removed from the market.Credit: Getty Images
“With the highest safety and concern for our customers, we removed the SPF 50+ mineral lining from our website while investigating the effectiveness and stability of this product.” websiteto clarify that the product is not recalled and that the therapeutic goods administration does not report to do so.
I found my skin And EndotaIn the statements made to their websites, he repeated thoughts and assured customers that the pause of sales was cautious while waiting for the test results.
On the naked Sunday, the skin care brand, as a precautionary measure waiting for more tests, has paused the sales of collagen glittering mineral sunscreen. Ultra Violette has found that the product has a quadruple SPF level and released a full recall SPF 50+.
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Ultra Violette, “therapeutic goods administration consulted with the administration, because of the inconsistent SPF levels shown in independent tests Ultra Violette Lean Screen SPF50+ ‘We are making a recall for all groups,” he said. website.
“We are very sorry that one of our products is under the standards that we are proud of ourselves and come to wait for us.”
External beauty and skin care, my skin was found, Endota and naked Sunday products were not tested by election. Ultra Violette and Lean Screen SPF 50+ performed the worst performance from 20 sunscreen tested.
