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Vacation sunscreen ingredients for 2026: Grand Cuvée Shimmer Oil SPF 30, Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 and Classic Face Lotion SPF 45, with price per fl oz

Vacation listed three new sunscreens with the FDA between January and March 2026: "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30, Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 and Classic Face Lotion SPF 45. All three are on sale at vacation.inc. Each label lists the same four filters - avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate and octocrylene - but not always at the same strengths.

This page puts every percentage from the three labels side by side, with the size and the price per fluid ounce at the brand's store: $13.10 for the shimmer oil, $3.60 for the coconut oil and $6.00 for the face lotion.

We report what the labels, the FDA listings and the stores say. We do not describe what any filter does, and we do not rank the products.

The three launches side by side

ProductFDA listing startsFilters as printed on the label SPFWater resistantSizePricePer fl oz
"Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30 2026-03-15 Avobenzone 3.0%, homosalate 5.1%, octisalate 5.0%, octocrylene 8.5% 30 80 minutes 2.9 fl oz / 86 mL $38 $13.10
Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 2026-01-31 Avobenzone 3.0%, homosalate 10.0%, octisalate 5.0%, octocrylene 10.0% 15 No claim on the label 5 fl oz / 147 mL $18 $3.60
Classic Face Lotion SPF 45 2026-01-01 Avobenzone 3%, homosalate 10%, octisalate 5%, octocrylene 10% 45 80 minutes 3 fl oz / 89 mL $18 $6.00
Filters, SPF, water resistance and sizes from each product's label on DailyMed; listing dates from the FDA National Drug Code Directory; prices from vacation.inc. All read September 15, 2026. Price per fluid ounce is calculated from the fl oz printed on each label. A listing date is when the product was listed with the FDA, not the day it went on sale. Scroll sideways on a phone.

Same four filters and percentages, labeled SPF 15 and SPF 45

Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 and Classic Face Lotion SPF 45 list identical actives at identical strengths: avobenzone 3%, homosalate 10%, octisalate 5% and octocrylene 10%. One is an oil labeled SPF 15 with no water-resistance claim. The other is a lotion labeled SPF 45 and water resistant for 80 minutes. The labels do not explain the difference, and we do not guess at it. Both cost $18.

"Grand Cuvée" is a separate filing from the original Shimmer Oil

Vacation already sells "Vacation" Shimmer Oil SPF 30, and "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30 is a different product in the FDA's records, with its own NDC. The strengths are close but not the same.

"Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30new"Vacation" Shimmer Oil SPF 30
NDC80641-52580641-015, 80641-524
FDA listing starts2026-03-152024-03-07, 2024-04-01
Avobenzone3.0%2.9%
Homosalate5.1%5%
Octisalate5.0%4.9%
Octocrylene8.5%8%
Price at vacation.inc$38$38
"Grand Cuvée" strengths from its printed label. The original Shimmer Oil's strengths are from the structured ingredient data in the FDA National Drug Code Directory, because its kit label on DailyMed does not print them in machine-readable text. Read September 15, 2026.

Two FDA directory entries that do not match the labels

If you look these products up yourself in the FDA's National Drug Code Directory - as our guide to checking a sunscreen suggests - two entries differ from the labels:

  • "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil: the directory lists the package as 147 mL. The label says 2.9 fl oz / 86 mL, and so does vacation.inc.
  • Original Coconut Oil: the directory lists octocrylene as 10 mg per 100 mL. The label says octocrylene 10.0%, which is 10 g per 100 mL.

The figures on this page are the label's. When the directory and the label disagree, the label is the document printed on the product.

Where to buy

Price and availability

  • vacation.inc - "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30 $38, Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 $18, Classic Face Lotion SPF 45 $18
  • Ulta - Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 $18.00, Classic Face Lotion SPF 45 $18.00
  • Target - lists Coconut Oil Sunscreen SPF 15 (5 fl oz) and Classic Face Lotion SPF 45 (3 fl oz); we could not read a price

Checked 2026-09-15. Prices and stock change. We did not work out the total with shipping at any store.

What we could not confirm

  • When each product first went on sale. Vacation states no dates, and an FDA listing date is not a sale date.
  • Whether Ulta sells "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30. Its Vacation brand page showed the coconut oil and the face lotion; Ulta's search did not return results for us.
  • Target's prices for the two products it lists. The price did not load for us.
  • Whether Amazon, Sephora or Costco sell these three. We did not check them.
  • The original Shimmer Oil's percentages as printed on its own package. We used the FDA directory's structured data for it.

Questions

What are the ingredients in Vacation "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30?
The label lists avobenzone 3.0%, homosalate 5.1%, octisalate 5.0% and octocrylene 8.5%. It is labeled broad spectrum SPF 30 and water resistant for 80 minutes, in a 2.9 fl oz / 86 mL bottle.
Is "Grand Cuvée" the same as the original Vacation Shimmer Oil?
No. It has its own FDA listing, NDC 80641-525, from March 15, 2026. Its strengths are 3.0%, 5.1%, 5.0% and 8.5%, against 2.9%, 5%, 4.9% and 8% for the original. Both are $38 at vacation.inc.
Which of the new Vacation sunscreens are water resistant?
"Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil SPF 30 and Classic Face Lotion SPF 45 are labeled water resistant for 80 minutes. The Original Coconut Oil SPF 15 label makes no water-resistance claim.
How much do they cost per ounce?
At vacation.inc: $13.10 per fl oz for "Grand Cuvée" Shimmer Oil ($38 for 2.9 fl oz), $3.60 for Original Coconut Oil ($18 for 5 fl oz) and $6.00 for Classic Face Lotion ($18 for 3 fl oz).
Where can you buy them?
All three are at vacation.inc. Ulta lists the coconut oil and the face lotion at $18 each. Target lists the same two; we could not read Target's price.

Sources

Source links are not affiliate links. This page records what labels, federal records and store listings say. It is not advice about your skin, and it does not describe what any product or any filter will do.