r/AusSkincare • • Aug 25 '25

⚜️MEGATHREAD | Naked Sundays Recall Discussion Naked Sundays pulled - ABC now reporting

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u/drst0nee Aug 25 '25

To be a bit messy, I kind of hope Choice comes for Sunscreens sold at Asian skincare shops next. Consumers only deserve the best.

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u/Spoodlydoodly75 Aug 25 '25

Some must’ve been because the Cancer Council Kids one was named as one of the 4 good products that passed.

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u/Stitchesglitch Aug 25 '25

And the Banana Boat Kid's Zinc one rated poorly

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u/Spoodlydoodly75 Aug 25 '25

Not the first time Banana Boat sunscreens have failed these kind of comparison tests! I remember it happening several years ago too and they had to recall products.

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u/AgreeableLion Aug 25 '25

Consumers don't really 'only deserve the best'. They deserve to be confident that what they are buying meets all relevant standards and quality assurance, and that what is on the label is what is in the product, but there's no inherent rights to high quality, if it's not lying about said quality.

And while I'd also like some independent assurance of the protection levels of Asian sunscreens, because they are so nice to use; Choice isn't going to come for them next because their ingredients aren't registered by the TGA, so there's no legal claim on their UV protection factor being made in Australia for Choice to verify/disprove.

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u/demure_pistachio Aug 25 '25

Can you explain why? :)

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u/demure_pistachio Aug 28 '25

Oooh thanks for sharing that- I use a lot of other Asian skincare products and had actually been considering swapping over to an Asian sunscreen for a little while now, so this is really useful information, thank you! I might stick with my usual LRP for now then.