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Ultra Violette Has Finally Arrived Stateside, and We’re FTFO

Let’s be real: Finding the “perfect” sunscreen is practically folklore. Everyone has different priorities when selecting SPF (type of filter, texture, fragrance, tint, etc.) based on their skin type, tone, and lifestyle, so very rarely (like, never) does one formula tick every single box for every single person. This all being said, Ultra Violette’s Skinscreen is as close as it comes to a universal crowd pleaser. The only problem? The Australian-based suncare brand is only sold abroad—think Space NK stores across the U.K., Galeries Lafayette in Paris, and Sydney- and Melbourne-based Sephoras.

Since its inception in 2019, Ultra Violette has become something of an international treasure. One Skinscreen is sold every 20 seconds, and beauty editors quite literally hoard bottles whenever they travel across the pond or beg their friends to bring them home a refill (guilty as charged). So when I heard whispers that the brand was gearing up for its stateside debut, I practically begged the team to get my hands on the beloved formulas. And let me tell you they are good.

They’re also now available to shop online at Sephora, so I highly suggest you snag yourself a bottle (or two, or three, or…). Given the fact that beauty editors will fly thousands of miles to grab these staples, I expect them all to be major sellout risks. Scroll ahead to find all the details on everyone’s favorite SPF.

Jamie Schneider testing Ultra Violette Sunscreen

Ultra Violette is introducing five products for its inaugural U.S. launch: Supreme Screen (or “Skinscreen” to major stans); Velvet Screen; Future Screen; two shades of Sheen Screen (a tinted SPF lip balm); and Vibrant Screen, a brand-new face-and-body sunscreen exclusive to the U.S. market. Each product boasts SPF 50 and is created by Ultra Violette’s own in-house team in Australia, which has some of the strictest performance standards and regulations for SPF.