Freaks of Nature Review Review

Freaks of Nature Features — What You Get?

Freaks of Nature combines mineral sun protection with cutting-edge biotech ingredients to deliver products built for the demands of surfing, training, and outdoor adventure. Every product is fragrance-free, reef-safe, and microplastic-free, with packaging made from 100% recycled ocean-bound plastic. The B-Silk vegan spider silk technology forms a protective biofilm that helps reduce pollution-driven skin damage by up to 40%, while HydroSeal plant-based polymers deliver water resistance without synthetic silicones.

Daily Defender SPF 30 Sunscreen — $37

Lightweight mineral sunscreen with non-nano zinc oxide and B-Silk biotech protein, designed for everyday wear under helmets, hats, and goggles.

Peak Performance SPF 50 Sunscreen — $41

Heavy-duty mineral sunscreen for surfing, hiking, and high-exposure conditions, with HydroSeal plant-based polymers for long water resistance.

Peak Performance Sun Stick SPF 50 — $26

Portable stick format for face, ears, and reapplication. Same B-Silk and zinc-oxide formula in a no-mess applicator built for active use.

Deeper Dive Hydrator — $51

Daily hydrator with post-biotic bacillus ferment and brown algae extract for outdoor athletes. Strengthens the skin barrier and replenishes moisture after sun exposure.

Pros and Cons of Freaks of Nature

Pros

• 100% mineral non-nano zinc-oxide formulas — reef-safe and Hawaii-compliant
• B-Silk vegan spider-silk biotech adds proven barrier protection
• Fragrance-free, microplastic-free, and cruelty-free across the entire line
• Packaging from 100% recycled ocean-bound plastic
• Co-founded by Kelly Slater with input from working dermatologists

Cons

• Premium pricing relative to mass-market mineral sunscreens
• Slight initial white cast typical of zinc-oxide formulations
• Daily Defender can feel sticky in humid conditions per some users
• Limited product line — just sunscreens and one moisturizer at launch
• Newer brand without extensive long-term review history

Independent reviews are largely positive. Surfer Magazine called Freaks of Nature "the GOAT of skin care" for outdoor athletes, while InsideHook praised the lightweight feel and clean ingredient list. On Amazon the Peak Performance SPF 50 averages around 4.3 stars, with verified buyers highlighting the absence of white cast and the smooth application. Thingtesting reviewers similarly call out the eco-friendly packaging and the brand’s clear backing of athletes.