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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 10 MIN

Scandal at the beach: sunscreen labels may be lying

from Condensed Soup · host Lulu Picart

A shocking new sunscreen study has exposed major brands—including one $50 cult favorite—as dramatically overstating their SPF protection. With 2 in 3 Australians facing skin cancer, the fallout could be global. If you use sunscreen (and you should), press play before your next sunblock slather. The sunscreen scandal shocking Australia — the world's skin cancer hotspot (Tabby Wilson and Tiffanie Turnbull, BBC News, Sep 6, 2025) How to Apply Sunscreen Properly: When & How Much to Use (Coppertone, accessed Sep 7, 2025) How to Apply Sunscreen (American Academy of Dermatology Association, accessed Sep 7, 2025) Sunscreen FAQs (American Academy of Dermatology Association, accessed Sep 7, 2025) Reef Safe Sunscreen Guide (Save the Reef, accessed Sep 7, 2025) Tips to Stay Safe in the Sun: From Sunscreen to Sunglasses (FDA, accessed Sep 7, 2025) Instagram: @condensedsouppodcast [email protected]

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A shocking new sunscreen study has exposed major brands—including one $50 cult favorite—as dramatically overstating their SPF protection. With 2 in 3 Australians facing skin cancer, the fallout could be global. If you use sunscreen (and you should),...

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