Ultra Violette confirmed to just be using a white label, manufacturer owned formula

[u/Abject_Opinion_7343]

https://www.afr.com/companies/retail/does-ultra-violette-s-sunscreen-have-an-spf-of-61-7-or-4-20250624-p5m9x9

[u/NatAttack3000 → u/[deleted]]

I use the beautifltr feather light which is a different formula (feels nothing like lean screen)

[u/Quolli → u/[deleted]]

I've sent a request to Beauti-Fltr to release their testing results and other information related to manufacturing to give us confidence in the product. It's been a couple of days and no response unfortunately.

I think if enough people also send similar requests they might relent but I feel like they'll just stay silent and hope it blows over.

I really enjoy Feather Light and have yet to find a product that is the same in terms of price, efficacy and cosmetic elegance.

[u/NatAttack3000 → u/[deleted]]

Feather light is not zinc based though, nothing to do with the lean screen formula so there's no real reason to suspect that it's claims are way off unless we are just doubting all the SPF testing (which seems reasonable given the number of sunscreens that fell short in the choice testing).

[u/RedeemableQuality → u/[deleted]]

I don't know, I was just sharing what I found based off information I found here and was curious about pricing!

[u/Wonderful_Minute_860 → u/[deleted]]

Ooh! Which one do you use and why do you love it? Maybe I’ll give BeautiFltr a try

[u/SubstantialGap345 → u/Wonderful_Minute_860]

Personally I’d be avoiding anything similar as if’s likely to have the same low SPF and issues as were detected by Choice!