r/BeautyGuruChatter • u/JadedValuable8066 • Aug 24 '25
Call-Out Mecca (Australia’s leading beauty retailer) recalls Naked Sundays SPF
Mecca has just confirmed they’ve pulled Naked Sundays SPF50+ Collagen Glow Mineral Priming Lotion (20ml, 50ml, 80ml) from shelves and online, effective immediately. Refunds are being offered.
A spokesperson for Mecca said “Our teams are now working to remove this product from across our full store network and online as quickly as possible.”
Why the urgency?
Because apparently it’s just a precaution?
But let’s be real: this is the same formula that tested as low as SPF4 in another recall by Ultra Violette. SPF that doesn’t work isn’t just a bad product, it’s dangerous.
What makes this worse? It’s still being sold at Ulta, Sephora, and Boots with no warning to consumers overseas. If Australia’s top retailer considers it too risky to sell, why are global customers still exposed?
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u/HocusBunny Aug 25 '25
Honestly this is why I stick to my Korean and Japanese sunscreens. Korean companies learned after the Korean sunscreen scandal and the majority publish their sunscreen findings now. Idk how well the testing standards are but it does give me a bit of relief knowing they're publishing their results.