Sun

As consumers get out of the house and take skin health seriously, the sun care category is poised for growth.

CVS Health and the American Cancer Society are kicking off an in-store fundraising campaign at CVS Pharmacy locations nationwide.

Neutrogena is working with Walgreens and the Melanoma Research Foundation on a campaign that highlights the importance of healthy sun habits.

Lancaster’s Sun Sensitive collection has been recognized by the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute and awarded the C2C Certified Material Health Certificate at the silver level.

Cetaphil’s Sheer Mineral Sunscreen collection consists of four 100% mineral sunscreens with microbiome gentle formulas, as well as vitamin E to provide broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays, the company said.

The Environmental Defence Cream Mineral SPF 25 was formulated to protect skin from UVA and UVB rays, as well as blue light and pollution without blocking pores, the company said.

Native’s sunscreen line, which consists of dermatologist-tested and mineral-based face and body products, is available in unscented and coconut and pineapple scents.

Bondi Sands’ Fragrance-Free SPF collection consists of reef-friendly sunscreens that moisturize the skin and provide broad-spectrum protection.

Project Sunscreen’s Tropical Palms and Aerial Beach rollerball sunscreens are now available at 130 Target locations and Target.com.

Quest Products won the Drug Store News Buyers’ Choice Award for its Sunburnt Daily After-Sun Lotion, and Tactopack was a finalist for its SunMitt Applicator.

C’est Moi’s Sunshine Mineral Sunscreen collection will be available for purchase on May 15.

Project Sunscreen developed a collection exclusive to Ulta Beauty and is launching several products at 335 Stop & Shop locations.