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The Naked Sundays Sun Chaser Jetsetter Kit is a limited-edition travel set of five SPF50 products, five accessories and a yellow carry-on case. It costs A$184 in Australia and US$152 in the US, and went on sale on both of the brand's stores on 29 October 2026. Naked Sundays describes it as "Our best-selling Jetsetter Kit, now in yellow".

Updated 30 October 2026: in stock at Naked Sundays Australia and Naked Sundays US; not listed at Naked Sundays UK. Because it's limited edition, stock can change quickly.

When Did the Naked Sundays Sun Chaser Jetsetter Kit Launch?

Naked Sundays published the kit on its Australian and US stores on 29 October 2026 and announced it on Instagram with the line "The Sun Chaser Jetsetter Kit HAS LANDED". The brand hasn't published a separate launch-date statement.

Price

The kit is A$184 at Naked Sundays Australia, with a crossed-out compare-at price of A$461.95. The US store lists it at US$152, with a compare-at price of US$400.

What's Inside

The kit has 12 items: five SPF products, five accessories, one case and one sticker sheet. Names below are from the Australian store, with US names in brackets where they differ.

SPFs

• BeautyBarrier Mineral Perfecting Priming Lotion SPF50 (US: BeautyBarrier Sunscreen Primer SPF50)
• CabanaMilk Mineral Priming Barrier Fluid SPF50 (US: CabanaMilk Mineral Sunscreen SPF50)
• Hydrating Glow Mist Top Up Spray SPF50, 75 mL per the brand's graphic (US: Hydrating Glow Mist Setting Spray SPF50)
• PoutScreen SPF50 Lip Treatment in Love Letter, a sheer candy pink (US: PoutScreen Lip Sunscreen SPF50)
• PoutScreen SPF50 Lip Treatment in Darling, a sheer plum (US: PoutScreen Lip Sunscreen SPF50)

Accessories

• Gold SPF Brush
• Gold Compact Mirror
• Yellow Claw Clip
• Yellow Cloud Makeup Bag
• Butter Yellow Naked Sundays Cap

Case and extras

• Sun Chaser Carry On Case in buttery yellow
• Limited-edition sticker sheet

The Australian page notes that accessories "may vary slightly due to sellouts".

First Class Jetsetter Kit vs Sun Chaser Jetsetter Kit

The Sun Chaser kit is not to be confused with the brand's earlier First Class Jetsetter Kit, which is also still listed on the US store.

Stock as of 30 October 2026.

Naked Sundays calls the Sun Chaser kit the "same idea, new edition", with new gold and yellow accessories and a different SPF line-up. The Sun Chaser Carry On Case is also listed alone at A$60 and US$70, but shows as unavailable on both stores.

Where to Buy

• US: Naked Sundays US (US$152)
• UK: Not yet confirmed. The brand's UK store doesn't list the kit, and no listing was found at Cult Beauty or Space NK.
• International: Australia: Naked Sundays Australia (A$184)
• Other markets: availability varies by region; more international stockists may be added.

Checked 30 October 2026: in stock at Naked Sundays Australia and Naked Sundays US; not listed at Naked Sundays UK, Cult Beauty or Space NK.

The Australian page says the kit is estimated to ship from Friday 6 November 2026. The US page warns of longer shipping times because of high demand. Both stores say bundles containing mists may take longer to deliver and can't be sent by express shipping.

What Makes the Naked Sundays Sun Chaser Jetsetter Kit Different?

• Colourway: the brand says the yellow version is "a one-time drop. Once it's gone, it's gone."
• SPF line-up: the brand says the SPFs differ from those in the First Class kit, with CabanaMilk and different PoutScreen shades.
• Customisation: the kit includes a sticker sheet, which the brand says is for customising the case.

Formula and Packaging Details

All SPF ratings below are the brand's own.

• CabanaMilk: the brand describes a zinc-oxide mineral sunscreen that doubles as a silky priming base.
• BeautyBarrier: the brand says this acne-friendly primer uses zinc oxide with centella asiatica (cica) and has a velvety, skin-blurring finish.
• Hydrating Glow Mist: according to the brand, this spray tops up SPF over makeup and contains Pentavitin.
• PoutScreen: Naked Sundays describes both shades as shiny, sun-protective lip formulas.
• Carry On Case: the brand describes it as lightweight, in the same compact design as its original case.

The brand's directions are to start with CabanaMilk or BeautyBarrier, reapply the mist through the day and use PoutScreen on lips. It recommends reapplying sunscreen every 90 minutes during sun exposure or outdoor activity, and after sweating or swimming. Its wider routine also includes the Naked Sundays BeautyScreen Foundation Tint SPF50, which isn't part of this kit.

Other SPF launches we've covered include the Ciele Mini Blush & Cheer Liquid Blush SPF 50+ Gift Set, another SPF set, and the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50, a stick format. Browse more skincare launches.

Sources

• Naked Sundays Australia product page
• Naked Sundays US product page
• Naked Sundays Instagram

CeraVe's upcoming BEMT body sunscreen is the brand's first US body sunscreen made with bemotrizinol, paired with its three essential ceramides. CeraVe US teased it on Instagram in mid-October 2026 with three text slides and no packshot. The product name, SPF, price and release date have not been announced.

Status: Partially confirmed. CeraVe has only teased this product. The product name, SPF, packaging and release date may change.

When Will the CeraVe BEMT Body Sunscreen Launch?

CeraVe hasn't announced an official release date. The only confirmed timing is the brand's "coming soon" teaser, posted to CeraVe US's Instagram in mid-October 2026. As of 16 October 2026, cerave.com's sunscreen and new-products pages don't list the product. The newest sunscreen listed there is the Invisible Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 Face.

Price

CeraVe hasn't shared a price or size for the new body sunscreen.

What's New

CeraVe's teaser slides make three claims:

• A first for CeraVe: It is "our 1st body sunscreen formulated with BEMT in the US."
• Texture: CeraVe describes a water-resistant, ultra-light texture that it says strengthens the skin barrier and feels comfortable on skin.
• Formula: CeraVe says it pairs bemotrizinol, "the 1st UV filter approved by the FDA in 20+ years," for better UVA protection with its three essential ceramides.

CeraVe's caption calls it "the next innovation in CeraVe sun care."

What Is Bemotrizinol (BEMT)?

On 9 June 2026, the FDA added bemotrizinol to the over-the-counter sunscreen monograph. It was the first new sunscreen active ingredient added since the late 1990s. Key points from the FDA's announcement:

• It is permitted at concentrations of up to 6%.
• It protects against both UVA and UVB rays.
• It has low absorption through the skin.
• The FDA considers it generally recognised as safe and effective for adults and children 6 months and older.

The FDA issued the proposed order on 12 December 2025 after a request from DSM Nutritional Products. Bemotrizinol has been used in sunscreens in Europe and other markets for years. There it is often known as Tinosorb S, and its INCI name is bis-ethylhexyloxyphenol methoxyphenyl triazine. For more new filters and formulas, browse our sunscreen and SPF coverage.

What Makes the CeraVe BEMT Body Sunscreen Different?

• It is CeraVe's first US body sunscreen built around a filter the FDA added in 2026.
• It combines a UV filter with CeraVe's signature three essential ceramides in a body format.
• CeraVe's teaser describes it as water-resistant with an ultra-light texture.

Formula

• CeraVe BEMT body sunscreen: According to CeraVe, it contains bemotrizinol for UVA protection and three essential ceramides to support the skin barrier. The brand describes the format as a water-resistant, ultra-light texture. CeraVe hasn't released the full ingredient list or SPF rating.

It arrives alongside other recent launches in our skincare section. For other recent sun protection formats, see the Ultra Violette Unblock Screen SPF 50 and the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50.

Where to Buy

As of 16 October 2026, no retailer lists the CeraVe BEMT body sunscreen. CeraVe's sunscreens are usually sold at cerave.com and at US drugstores and mass retailers.

Sources

• CeraVe US Instagram teaser post (caption and three carousel slides), October 2026
• U.S. Food and Drug Administration press announcement, "FDA Expands Sunscreen Options for the First Time in 20 Years"
• cerave.com sunscreen and new-products pages, checked 16 October 2026

Dior's Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50 is a 10 g face sunscreen stick with four UV filters, hyaluronic acid and a blurring powder for a matte finish. It costs $65 in the US, £55 in the UK and €65 in France and Germany, and it is sold through Dior's own sites, Ulta Beauty, Sephora US and Selfridges. Dior launched it in May 2026 alongside the Hydrating Invisible UV Fluid as a daily UV duo.

Updated 11 October 2026: in stock at Ulta Beauty in the US and available to add to bag at Selfridges in the UK; listed on Dior's US, UK, French, German and Polish sites.

When Did the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick Launch?

Dior hasn't published a single global release date for the stick. Pink Item reported that the stick and the UV Fluid would go on sale on Dior's official online boutique in Japan on 8 May 2026. Jennifer Loves Couture covered the stick as a new launch on 15 May 2026. As of October 2026, Dior US still labels it "New."

Price

• US: $65, the same at Dior, Ulta Beauty and Sephora US
• UK: £55 at Dior UK and Selfridges
• France and Germany: €65 at Dior
• Poland: 300 PLN at Dior
• Japan (launch): 9,900 yen including tax, as reported by Pink Item

The product carries different names by market:

• US: Mattifying Invisible UV Stick Broad Spectrum SPF 50
• UK and EU: Mattifying Invisible UV Stick SPF 50 PA++++
• France: Le Stick UV Invisible Matifiant
• Ulta Beauty and Sephora US: Invisible UV Protection Mattifying Sunscreen Stick

Where to Buy the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick

• US: Dior US ($65), Ulta Beauty ($65), Sephora ($65), Macy's. Dior US notes it cannot ship this item to Hawaii.
• UK: Dior UK (£55), Selfridges (£55)
• Canada: Not yet confirmed
• Europe: Dior France (€65), Dior Germany (€65), Dior Poland (300 PLN)
• Other markets: availability varies by region; more international stockists may be added.

Checked 11 October 2026: in stock at Ulta Beauty; add to bag available at Selfridges; listed at Sephora US (as New), Macy's, and Dior US, UK, France, Germany and Poland.

What Makes the Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick Different?

• Format: it is a solid stick. Dior designed it for reapplication over makeup, while the UV Fluid is the full-face morning layer.
• Finish: according to Dior, it gives a matte, bare-skin finish with no white cast on any skin tone. Its blurring powder is meant to reduce the visibility of pores.
• Labelling: the US version is a drug product labelled Broad Spectrum SPF 50. The UK and EU versions carry SPF 50 PA++++.

Both products offer SPF 50 protection with an invisible finish. BeautyScene reports that the Fluid uses five UV filters, while the Stick uses four.

Formula and Packaging

• Dior Mattifying Invisible UV Stick:

- Active ingredients (US): avobenzone 2.97%, homosalate 7.30%, octisalate 1.00% and octocrylene 9.00%.

- Other ingredients: sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid), saccharomyces ferment, tocopheryl acetate and fragrance (parfum).

- Brand claims: Dior says the formula provides antioxidant action, reinforces the skin barrier, mattifies and visibly refines skin texture.

- Packaging: product images show a white case embossed with the Dior Oblique motif and a peach-tinted bullet.

Jisoo, Florence Hunt and Akon Changkou front the campaign, and the campaign images show each of them applying the stick to the cheeks. Readers comparing SPF formats can see another recent launch, the Ultra Violette Unblock Screen SPF 50, or browse all sunscreen and skincare coverage.

How to Use

Dior's directions are to apply the stick generously each day after skincare, avoiding the eye area. Reapply every two hours as a touch-up, even over makeup. Dior's suggested routine is the UV Fluid in the morning, the UV Stick during the day and La Mousse OFF/ON Foaming Cleanser in the evening.

Sources

• Dior US product page, plus Dior UK, France, Germany and Poland
• Ulta Beauty listing
• Selfridges listing
• BeautyScene: campaign coverage
• Pink Item: Japan launch report

Ultra Violette Unblock Screen SPF 50 is a tinted, soft-matte zinc–bemotrizinol hybrid sunscreen for oily, acne-prone and reactive skin. The 50ml cream costs £38 in the UK and A$50 in Australia. It appeared on the brand's Australian and UK online stores on 29 September 2026 and is also sold on Ultra Violette's US site.

When Did the Ultra Violette Unblock Screen SPF 50 Launch?

Ultra Violette hasn't announced an official release date. Unblock Screen appeared on the brand's Australian and UK online stores on 29 September 2026. It is also listed on Ultra Violette's US site, but our sources don't confirm when that listing went live.

Price

• UK: £38
• Australia: A$50
• US: Not yet announced in our sources

Where to Buy

• US: Ultra Violette US (free shipping on orders over $35)
• UK: Ultra Violette UK (£38; free UK shipping over £40)
• Europe: Not yet confirmed
• Australia: Ultra Violette Australia (A$50; free shipping over $55 in Australia)
• Other markets: availability varies by region; more international stockists may be added.

What Makes the Unblock Screen SPF 50 Different?

• It is a zinc–bemotrizinol hybrid: 10% zinc oxide, 6% octocrylene and 3% bemotrizinol.
• According to Marie Claire, it is the first sunscreen with bemotrizinol (BEMT) available to buy in the US. The US Food and Drug Administration approved BEMT in June 2026, the first new US sunscreen filter in 27 years.
• It is a tinted, soft-matte cream sold in an airless jar.

Filters and Formula

Ultra Violette describes bemotrizinol as a next-generation filter that gives gentle, efficient broad-spectrum protection and leaves more space in the formula for skincare actives. Its US site adds that this means "no stinging eyes." The UK and Australian ingredient lists give the zinc oxide as nano.

Two plant-derived extracts handle the skincare side:

• Bix'Activ®: according to the brand, it helps control excess oil and blurs the look of pores.
• Pentavitin: the brand says it keeps skin hydrated for up to 72 hours.

A subtle tint made with iron oxides is designed to reduce zinc's white cast; Ultra Violette says it gives a seamless finish on most skin tones. The brand describes the texture as lightweight and non-greasy, drying to a velvety cream-to-powder matte.

According to Ultra Violette, the formula is:

• non-comedogenic and non-acnegenic, and passes leading acne-safe ingredient checkers
• fragrance-free
• dermatologically and clinically tested
• suitable for sensitive skin

The label notes that it contains phenoxyethanol, benzyl alcohol and sodium metabisulfite.

Ultra Violette co-founder Bec Jefferd told Marie Claire the brand has been developing BEMT products for its global range for close to 10 years. A second BEMT SPF, Fave Screen, is planned for January, and Marie Claire reports it will have a glowy finish.

What the Brand Says About Testing

Ultra Violette ran a dermatologist-supervised clinical evaluation with 21 people, including people with oily, sensitive and acne-prone skin. The brand reports these results after 28 days of daily use:

• 95% saw a reduction in the number of non-inflammatory blemishes.
• 86% agreed it blurs skin and visibly evens the look of skin tone and texture.
• 90% said their skin did not look oilier or shinier after use.

The brand also says the formula reduced non-inflammatory blemishes by up to 60% and blackheads by up to 65%, based on average reductions in the study group.

Unblock Screen is made and tested in Australia (AUST L 528472). Ultra Violette says:

• every new formula goes through at least two, and in many cases three to five, rounds of independent SPF and UVA testing at different laboratories before launch
• testing uses products taken straight off the shelf
• it retests its range every 18 months, and every result has come back at or above the labelled SPF
• many of its labs use BIPEA accreditation, and it works with SunCert for extra independent review

How It Compares with Ultra Violette's Other SPFs

• Future Screen: a mineral SPF fluid for combination, sensitive and oily skin, with a natural, skin-perfected finish
• Velvet Screen: a mineral cream the brand positions for sensitive or reactive skin, with a blurred finish
• Unblock Screen: made for oily, breakout-prone skin, with a soft-matte finish

It is one of several skincare launches from the same week. That week also brought Caroline Hirons The Collagen Support Kit on 30 September 2026. September also saw Purito Seoul Mighty Bamboo Panthenol Cream Mist, another lightweight daily product. More new launches are in our skincare releases.

How to Use Unblock Screen

Ultra Violette says to apply it as the last step of your skincare routine, after moisturiser and before makeup, using at least five pumps to cover the face and ears. The brand recommends wearing it every day, including indoors. It also advises reapplying often and adding a hat, sunglasses and protective clothing in the sun.

Sources

• Ultra Violette Australia product page
• Ultra Violette UK product page
• Ultra Violette US product page
• Marie Claire US launch report

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