mineral matte screen

Matches on both titanium dioxide and zinc oxide as the sole actives, giving a genuinely mineral, similar-strength sunscreen, though the oil/butter-based texture will feel richer and less matte than Supergoop's silicone-forward formula.

Same dual mineral actives (titanium dioxide + zinc oxide) at comparable role, but it's a kids' lotion with oils, aloe, and fragrance, so texture and finish diverge from the matte silicone base.

Shares titanium dioxide and zinc oxide but adds chemical filters (tris-biphenyl triazine, ethylhexyl triazone), making it a hybrid rather than a pure mineral matte formula like the source.

Relies on zinc oxide alone without titanium dioxide, and the SPF is lower (30 vs implied higher), so the active profile and protection level don't fully match the source's dual-mineral matte formula.

Uses zinc oxide only (no titanium dioxide), so the dual-mineral UV filter system doesn't match, and silicone-heavy texture differs from Supergoop's dry-touch base.