Buy the Coppertone Every Tone Face and Body Sunscreen Lotion.

It protects more skin, at a higher SPF, for a fraction of the price, and that beats a dewy tint every time.

What was compared

1. Body coverage the Supergoop tube can't touch
Coppertone's 7 FL OZ covers face and body every day, while Supergoop's 20 mL is barely a month of face-only use. If you actually put sunscreen on your arms and legs too, only one of these bottles lasts the summer.
2. Stronger protection on the days it counts
SPF 50 broad spectrum beats Supergoop's SPF 40, and that gap matters most on beach days and long hours outdoors. Higher SPF is not a marketing number, it is fewer UV rays reaching your skin.
3. Pennies per use beats dollars per use
Coppertone runs about $1.60 an ounce, Supergoop runs $27.94 an ounce for a tube that empties fast. Daily reapplication is non-negotiable with sunscreen, and only one of these prices survives that habit.
4. Built to vanish on any skin tone, not one
Coppertone Every Tone is formulated to blend clear across all skin tones with no white cast, the exact complaint most tinted sunscreens get. Supergoop's Sunrise is a single champagne tint, made to flatter some tones, not all of them.
5. Yes, it doubles as a glow primer. Skip it.
Supergoop's dewy glow and blue light filter are real perks, and if you want a sunscreen that also preps your face for makeup, that is a fair reason to buy it. But most people just need reliable daily protection for face and body, and that is Coppertone, not a primer.