Thinkkids Safe Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50+, 3 Fl Oz, Natural, Water Resistant Reef Safe Sunscreen for Children, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Sun Screen

The Thinksport Kids Sunscreen is a lifesaver for our family! It provides effective SPF 50+ sun protection for children, which is essential for their sensitive skin. The broad spectrum UVA & UVB protection gives us peace of mind knowing that our kids are safe from the sun's harmful rays.Applying this sunscreen is a breeze, even with kids who hate standing still. It absorbs quickly and doesn't leave a greasy or sticky residue, plus it has a pleasant scent that kids don't mind. We love that it's a clean mineral formula, free from harmful chemicals like PABA, parabens, and phthalates.One of the best features is its water resistance. Our kids can swim and play in the water for up to 80 minutes before needing to reapply, which is fantastic for long days at the beach or pool. Overall, we highly recommend the Thinksport Kids Sunscreen for its gentle, effective, and safe protection for children's skin.

I’m absolutely loving this mineral sunscreen! The zinc oxide is such a game-changer—it provides excellent protection from both UVA and UVB rays without the harsh chemicals. What I really appreciate is that it’s non-irritating, perfect for my sensitive skin, and it doesn’t leave that heavy, greasy residue. Plus, it doesn’t give me that dreaded white cast that some other mineral sunscreens do. Zinc is also a natural anti-inflammatory, so it calms my skin, and I love that it’s reef-safe, too. It’s just a perfect blend of effective sun protection and skincare. Highly recommend if you're looking for something gentle yet powerful!

I saw this sunscreen on a list of sunscreens without harmful chemicals, and I like it! It leaves a white tint at first, but I find it goes away after a moment. It is a bit greasy feeling, but I don’t mind. Also smells like classic sunscreen, which I also don’t mind.

I was looking for sunblock with better ingredients. This one works well (no burns!!). The consistency is a little thick and tough to apply to squirmy kids at the pool. Overall I like it and will probably buy again.

After trying many different sun blockers, this is the one I'm staying with.A lot of people who complain about how hard it is to put on a sun blocker or how oily it is don't seem to understand the nature of the product. Zinc oxide is a white powder. So if the manufacturer doesn't put enough oil (or similar products), it's like trying to apply toothpaste on your skin and hiding it. But it's true that other manufacturers put too much oil, then you get an easy to apply product, but your skin is left very oily.This is why I love this brand. I feel they got the perfect balance so that it applies easy enough and isn't too oily. As an added bonus, it actually works. I've tried other natural sun blockers in the past and still burnt. When I apply this one and re-apply every 90 minutes or so (depending on what I'm doing) I show no signs of burning on my skin.If you aren't sold yet, here are more reasons to love this product:- the price is quite reasonable - sunscreens are generally pretty expensive- I've bought 3 tubes so far and for each one the expiry was around 2 years from when I got it. This means I can keep it for 2 summers. Most sunscreens expire in less than a year.- it smells great!- I like that it comes in small tubes. That way I can leave one at my backpack, at home, at work, or wherever. You never know when your friends might ask you to go do something outside and you are left completely unprotected because you left your big jug of sunscreen at home.For those who have a hard time applying this sunblocker or others, here's how I apply it:Put a dab on your fingers, about the size of a big blueberry (I just had breakfast), then spread it on the finger tips for both hands. Apply all over your face. I start from my forehead, nose and the top of my cheeks (the parts that burn first) then spread to the rest of the face. Don't rub until it disappears, just spread it evenly and ignore the fact that it appears a bit white. I get more sunscreen and then get my neck and ears. Assuming I have a short sleeve shirt, I now apply it on my arms, getting more sunscreen if necessary. Again, I don't worry too much about the white yet, just get it evenly and make sure there isn't a thick amount anywhere. Now once you are done your arms, look back at your face. Unless you put too much, the white will have disappeared or at least faded significantly! If it's still visible in some spots, I just spread it out a bit more, again, not trying to make it disappear, and then do the same for the other places I applied. Then repeat until it's all gone. This is so much easier than rubbing until it disappears.The only part that I find difficult which will be a problem for any sunscreen that is a cream/lotion is applying it to my arms and legs because I have body hair. But if I do what I wrote above, by the time I've done a second pass or so, it starts to disappear. The only stuff that is easy to put on body parts with hair are the sprays and there's no way I'm ever putting that on me.Be safe, wear sunscreen, and there's nothing wrong with being pasty white. You'll appreciate it in your 60s. :)

Very pleasant on the skin, did not give my very sensitive skin any irritation, good moisturizer and provided good protection from Aruba sun during swims. Its white - as expected from zinc based sunscreen, but has god absorption and looks OK

We really love this stuff, both for our 15 month-old and ourselves.I've been doing the "natural" sunscreen thing for years. YEARS. I'll tell you why this one is outstanding (in no particular order):1. It doesn't smell bad. Quite good, actually.2. Rubs in nicely with good coverage.3. Good ingredients. Our dermatologist friend switched to using this after checking out one of our tubes.5. Good value.6. Doesn't burn as bad if you get it in your eyes accidentally--this is obviously huge with kids.I know some people have had bad reactions to this. I can only say that I've had the bumpy rash thing happen with some sunscreens in the past, and that it's just an uncommon sensitivity people have to ingredients sometimes.One final note: Be mindful of the reapplication guidelines. If you fudge those at all, you're going to get burnt with this or any sunscreen.