What's in your cart? Shop Liza Koshy's top summer essentials
What's in your cart? Shop Liza Koshy's top summer essentials Get Liza Koshy's summer essentials from Supergoop!, Free People and more.
When it comes to summer style and self-care, Liza Koshy knows how to keep things cool, fun and sun-safe. The actress, comedian and overall creative powerhouse is bringing her signature energy to the sunny season and she's sharing her top summer essentials to help our readers do the same!
At the top of her list? Supergoop!, the viral skincare brand where Koshy recently "retired" from as the Chief Super Officer. Known for its high-quality and easy to use SPF products, Supergoop! teamed up with Koshy to start summer 2025 by spotlighting sun protection that's anything but boring.
From invisible sunscreens to glowy SPF primers and even limited-edition SuperShades sunglasses inspired by the brand's iconic lotion, Koshy showed us that you can protect your skin while totally embracing your shine.
Whether she's enjoying a beach day, filming in the sun or just running errands in Los Angeles, Koshy's summer essentials are all about hydration, protection and comfort.
Below, find out what's in Liza Koshy's shopping cart as part of our latest "What's in your cart?" feature and get your hands on her favorite stuff from Free People, Supergoop!, adidas and more.
What's in your cart? Liza Koshy shares her summer essentials
"I'm a Supergoop! girl to my core, and the more time I spent using the formulas, the more I realized how confident the products made me feel—and that became a feeling I wanted everyone to experience," said Koshy.
Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen SPF 50
FP Movement Never Better 7/8 Length Leggings
Ninja NC301 Creami Ice Cream Maker
Liza Koshy-approved: Califia Farms Non-Dairy Almond Milk
Supergoop! Glowscreen Sunlighter Stick SPF 45
adidas Tokyo Shoes
"Supergoop! is on a mission to help people feel good and protected in their skin every day, and they do it in a way that's entertaining, informative and genuine. It felt like such a natural fit because it mirrors how I try to show up in the world—with joy, with intention and with a little SPF, of course," said Koshy.
Supergoop! Glowscreen SPF 40
More about the Liza Koshy x Supergoop! campaign
As Supergoop!'s self-appointed Chief Super Officer, Liza Koshy brought her signature humor and creativity to the brand's summer campaign, aiming to make SPF fun, accessible and part of everyone's daily routine. Her role included starring in the brand's Feel Super campaign.
The playful, sun-fueled series launched during Skin Cancer Awareness Month and featured Koshy pitching over-the-top product ideas (like sunscreen-dispensing alarm clocks and SPF-holding sunglasses), surprising shoppers at Sephora and reminding fans that sun protection can be fun and empowering!
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber at "Breaking Point" due to "Jealousy"
Think we can all agree that May was a huge month for Hailey Bieber thanks to landing her first solo Vogue cover, launching Rhode in Sephora, and selling the company to e.l.f. Like, there's a lot to celebrate! But according to sources in The Sun (who should be taken with a grain of salt!), Justin is having some jealousy issues when it comes to Hailey's success. In fact, things are allegedly at the "breaking point" and tension is at an "an all-time high" due to Justin being "jealous" and "obsessed with being the dominant figure in their relationship." The source, who is a "friend and confidant," adds that that Hailey's recent success "feels like a blow to his ego" and that "he cannot stand the idea of being the 'number two' in their relationship now." They also note that "it's disappointing to see him act like this." This report comes amid Justin admitting in a since-edited post that he never thought Hailey would land a Vogue cover, and told her as much. "Yo this reminds me when Hailey and I got into a huge fight," he wrote before changing the caption. "I told hails that she would never be on the cover of vogue. Yikes I know, so mean. For some reason because I felt so disrespected. I thought I gotta get even. I think as we mature we realize that we're not helping anything by getting even. we're honestly just prolonging what we really want which is intimacy and connection. So baby u already know but forgive me for saying u wouldn't get a vogue cover cuz clearly i was sadly mistaken." Meanwhile this week, the "Baby" singer hopped on Instagram to question an unnamed person's loyalty, writing "'LOYALTY' is manipulative language. Loyalty is duty, it's an obligation. THATS NOT FREE WILL. Love is NOT a duty. LOVE IS A DELIGHT. Please stop using loyalty to keep people around you out of your own fear its hurting us. Mafia members use loyalty to keep people in their gangs. Lets not perpetuate this manipulative language. LOVE OVER LOYALTY FOREVER." For what it's worth, Hailey has been liking several of Justin's recent Insta posts, so all seems fine!
