UV radiation is well known for its harmful effect on human health and can cause sunburn, premature skin aging and skin cancer. Both organic and inorganic compounds are being used in sunscreens as UV filters. From inorganic compounds TiO2 and ZnO are the most used, but they can cause an unexpected photo-catalytic effect and damage the skin, while organic UV filters can cause allergic reactions. Therefore one of the potential candidates as natural UV filters in sunscreens are clays and clay minerals, due to their positive impact on human health and chemical inertness [4]. Recent research shows that clays have the UV protection ability due to their high specific surface area, therefore providing effective coverage of skin surface. The magnitude of UV protection depends on the clay mineralogical composition.