Two things basically guaranteed to send beauty fans into a bloody meltdown – the mention of unicorns, and glitter. Combine the two, and you’re in for a viral sensation.
It happened for Too Faced with their Unicorn Tears lipstick two years back (and resulted in an entire Unicorn Tears-based line) and Farsali sold bucketloads of their Unicorn Essence serum.
Now, it’s an entire brand called Unicorn Snot and their glittery (!!!) SPF 30 sunscreens that are destroying the internet.
The sunscreens don’t drop until May, but you can pop yourself on the waitlist now – the site does ship to Australia however shipping costs are NUTS for the site, so you’d best go in with some pals.
Not to mention the hype is intense and it’s likely to sell the hell out quick-smart.
https://twitter.com/rbtr76/status/986828023168028672
Well shut the front door!!! I want Unicorn Snot! 😄 I would distract myself senseless with so much shiny glitter!! 🦄🌞
— Debbie 🇺🇦🌻🐾🐾☕🚔💙 (@BrashleyDebbie) April 19, 2018
https://twitter.com/petitbonnibel/status/986809569526640640
SOMEONE BUY ME THAT UNICORN SNOT SUNSCREEN I LOVE GLITTER
— lei — lemonfairy #SVT_8th_ANNIVERSARY (@LEMONFAlRY) April 19, 2018
OMFG unicorn snot has came out with glitter sunscreen!!!!
— STAY AT HOME PUSSY (@Sherri_HellCat) April 19, 2018
Unicorn Snot glitter sunscreen. This is now my number one must have for summer 😂🌈🦄
— Snow Mani – Boosted!!! 💉💉💉 (@snow_mani) April 19, 2018
The sunscreen is broad spectrum SPF 30 coverage, and water resistant for 80 minutes. It also claims to be mess free – apparently the glitter sticks to you and won’t come off on clothes or swimmers. The glitter is also cosmetic grade and therefore safe for face and body use.
The only concern folks are having is whether the glitter’s gonna be biodegradable – considering glitter can be harmful to ocean life.
https://twitter.com/lackadaisacil/status/986785516459720705
so, people are gonna be putting glitter… aka little flecks of shiny plastic… aka one of the worst pollutants for the ocean… on their bodies… and then going straight into the ocean? https://t.co/Sxis8PwsAI
— sam (@skempys) April 19, 2018
@unicornsnot_ @fctry you claim Unicorn Snot to be a vegan and cruelty free product, yet it contains glitter (a micro-plastic) which will inevitably end up in the oceans and harm wildlife…why? I cannot understand the lack of concern over plastic pollution.
— Dav ⓥ | #FreeKesha (@Keshawolfpack) April 19, 2018
Hopefully we find out it’s biodegradable glitter?
The sunscreen will come in three shades – pink, gold and blue, sign up to the waitlist now if you’re keen.
