The 10 Best Natural Sunscreens for Men in 2022

By Emily Lemon On Mar 3, 2022

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We could all benefit from introducing fewer active chemicals into our bodies, with potentially negative compounds found in some sunscreens no exception. Fortunately, there are a number of more natural options on the market, including mineral-based sunblock.

Though few beauty and grooming products can be classed wholly natural in the strictest sense, there are loads of chemical-free SPF formulas with additional organic components that are packed with plenty of skincare benefits.

A quick reminder that sunscreen should be worn daily and UV protection is essential year-round—not just during the warmest and sunniest months. To make your search for the best natural sunscreens a breeze, we’ve listed a total of 10—all of them providing broad-spectrum protection from the sun.

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Sensitive Sunscreen Spray SPF 50

Any natural sunscreen that can boast having a biodegradable formula is worth paying attention to. It’s even better if that sunscreen features UV-fighting aloe vera and anti-aging chamomile—and comes in a handy quick-dry spray.

Read more: Best Mineral Sunscreens for Men

UV Clear Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 46

This facial sunscreen caters to sensitive skin that’s prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. The formula consists of ingredients naturally found in the body—like vitamin B3, hyaluronic acid and lactic acid—that promote a healthy glow.

Read more: Best Sunscreens for Acne-prone Skin

Original Sunscreen Lotion SPF 70

Take your best shot at preventing the signs of premature skin aging—worsened by the damaging effects of the sun’s harmful rays—with a moisture-enriching SPF that includes the antioxidant vitamin E, known to neutralize free radicals.

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Mineral Sheerscreen Sunscreen SPF 30

Mineral sunscreens with non-nano zinc-oxide, like this Supergoop one, add an extra guarantee that the ingredients in them are too big to enter the skin the same way that chemical sunscreens do. The lightweight feel and natural finish are a definite bonus.

Sport Mineral Sunscreen Cream SPF 40

Thanks to Badger’s natural zinc-oxide formula, which only uses another three organic base elements—sunflower oil, beeswax and naturally-derived vitamin E—this sunblock is safe for the oceans, too.

Read more: Best Zinc-oxide Sunscreens

Max Mineral Tinted Sunscreen SPF 45

This all-mineral sunscreen defends against photoaging from UV rays, while the addition of safflower extract and vitamins C and E soothe and nourish the skin. Topping off this powerful SPF is a universal vanishing tint that neutralizes any facial redness.

Sensitive Face & Body Sunscreen SPF 40

Formulated for sensitive types, this gentle mineral sunscreen by Cotz stops potentially damaging heat build-up in the deeper layers of the skin. It’s also cruelty-free and reef-friendly, making it a natural winner.

Read more: Best Reef-Safe Sunscreens

Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50

The 100% mineral-based SPF with non-nano zinc oxide features plant-derived ingredients—such as wild gooseberry extract—that result in a non-sticky, ultra-lightweight and quick-absorbing formula.

Read more: Best Moisturizers with SPF

Sheer Mineral Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50

As the brand’s name indicates, Babo Botanicals prides itself on its use of wholesome goods. This zinc-oxide sunblock is packed with the herbaceous Calendula, shea butter and organic cocoa butter, all of which include calming and hydrating properties.

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Cellular Protection Sunscreen SPF 50

Key ingredients in this SPF, like aloe and rosehip oil, are renowned for aiding mineral sunscreens with protecting us from UV rays. On top of that, these natural components provide much-needed moisture to keep skin healthy and looking fresh.

Read more: Best Moisturizers for Men

Bernd Fischer
Bernd Fischer is a freelance writer based in London covering style for Men’s Health.

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