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Roccoco Yaraay Day Cream - mislabeled sunscreen?
After water, the second ingredient is zinc oxide. Wouldn’t such an item fall under the category of a mislabeled SPF?
They even say, “Formulated with non-nano zinc oxide for invisible protection against pollution, infrared, blue light, and environmental stressors,” which is clearly sun protection language. And it’s a “day” cream. This brand out of Australia has made many egregious claims over the years, like a cleanser that “increases collagen,” and this cream seems to be yet another example of that. I could be mistaken, though. This is also being sold in the US market. I feel like the FDA would find this highly suspect…
https://roccoco.com/products/yaraay-day-cream-50-ml-1-7-fl-oz
roccoco.com
Yaraay Day Cream 50 mL/1.7 fl. oz.
Defend, repair, and transform your skin daily with Yaraay Day Cream. Powered by 96% natural ingredients and 29 botanicals, it’s our first formula with zinc oxide to shield against environmental elements, pollution, and blue light. Clinically proven to deliver 72-hour … Continue reading
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3 Replies
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Right a mislabeled drug
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Thanks, Phil! It’s crazy how brands try to get away with this nonsense.
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Prob too lazy/ignorant to relabel for US
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