SENSITIVE Mineral Sunscreen with Zinc Oxide, SPF 50+, Water Resistant, UVA/UVB Protection with Smart Cap Technology - Fragrance Free, 3 oz. Tube

Great sunscreen

Bought to cover a new scar when out doors, brilliant product and perfect pocket size

Overall, this is a good sunscreen and works well for sensitive skin. It doesn’t cause irritation, which is a big plus for me. The only downside is that it needs quite a bit of rubbing after application because it can leave white marks on the skin. It also feels slightly greasy. That said, it’s still a good option if you have sensitive skin.

50 SPF No fragrance, great for use every day. No chalky residue. Good value

Bought for my little one. Great protection and lasts in water. Down size is it’s very thick and you need to use a lot to get a good coverage, so I wouldn’t say it’s value for money. But it’s certainly good quality

I've tried this as zinc based. All of the other SPF 50 sunscreens I have tried leave terrible yellow stains on my white cotton clothes, almost impossible to get out with multiple stain removers. This doesn't stain. It's protecting my skin, I've been told by Dermatology I must use factor 50. Some people find it hard to rub in, but I've found it easy. And it's not oily, I've been able to use it on my face without getting spotty, unlike other oil free products. I will definitely buy this again.

I bought this for myself because, well, I’m ginger and burn even when the sun’s just thinking about coming out. I needed something quick, effective, and fuss-free—and this little stick delivered. It’s ridiculously easy to apply, doesn’t leave that greasy, sticky feeling, and despite my sensitive skin, there was no itching, no clogging—just solid protection. I’ve used it on my face, neck, arms—basically anywhere the sun might try to sneak an attack—and it held up really well. It’s a bit of a catch-22: small enough to chuck in any bag or pocket, which is great, but I wouldn’t complain if it was just a bit bigger for the price. Still, for quick top-ups on the go, it’s ideal. Did I feel like a sleek, sun-dodging lizard? No. But I didn’t peel like one either—so that’s a win.

Bought this with high hopes since it's reasonably priced and has clean ingredients, but it disappointed me on every front. Most notably, even though this is much higher protection than I normally use, I STILL BURNED. Regular SPF30 is fine for me, and I have used other zinc oxide sunscreens that were SPF25 or SPF15 with no issues. So I say from experience, I don't think this can possibly be SPF50. I reapplied it during the day, and I just feel lucky it was only a minor sunburn that faded quickly and wasn't too painful. Plus, somehow my feet were fine, even though they had zero sun protection and were getting full sun all afternoon, similar to the other areas which burned. So, in full sun the areas I applied this to actually fared worse than areas with nothing! No idea what happened, and I thought I would give it another chance in case I'd done something wrong the first time. A few days after the sunburn incident, I put it on my arms to use while I was out in the garden, being careful to fully paint it on all skin and not miss any areas before rubbing it in. I was out for less than 2 hours in the late afternoon - I TANNED SIGNIFICANTLY AND HAD PINK ARMS AGAIN. Absolutely NO way is this the SPF it claims. Application is fairly straightforward if you're careful, but if you're not gentle with the stick you'll be breaking bits off, and end up with an uneven application and the tube covered in it. It also does not have a good texture on the skin, it is in fact greasy and sticky. On my face it was so greasy I had to apply my regular powder sunscreen over the top. Given its poor sun protection, I'm glad I did that, or I'd have had a burnt face too. Outdoors and in the garden I had bits of plant and dirt sticking to me. Couldn't wait to get home to wash it off. It does rub in to be practically invisible, but only on my pale skin. On my partner, who is a medium skin tone (like a light brown caramel colour) it was quite visible and left white streaks that took a lot of rubbing to blur out. It never fully disappeared on his skin, so no, it doesn't rub in "clear" and it is not suitable for darker skin. Even on me, it would collect into obvious white lines in the skin creases at places like the elbows. It also doesn't have the water resistance claimed: When applied to the backs of the hands, it didn't survive a simple rinse under the tap during hand washing (no soap or rubbing, gentle pat dry). The backs of my hands were rather tan (for me), dry, and sore from sun exposure. It also rubs off very easily on fabrics and clothes. The worst burn was on my shoulders where it had completely rubbed off on my bag straps. It will leave white marks on your clothes too, but at least these wash out easily. Overall, a complete waste of money, as it doesn't fulfill anything it claims. After only a few uses (covering the arms once, and whole upper body twice) the tube is about halfway gone, so it won't even last you for a week's holiday. Would give zero if I could.

I recommend this for anyone who is ultra sensitive and potentially has MCAS who lives in very hot and sunny locations (I'm in Queensland Australia). I have MCAS and struggle to find products I don't react to due to perfumes but I was able to wear this without issues. Just be sure to rub it in as it is does leave a whiteness to your skin being zinc and all.

A small one. Good to use.

El mejor SPF mineral que he tenido jamas. Nunca volveré a comprar otra marca que no sea esta!

Utilizzata per un viaggio alle Hawaii ed ho la pelle estremamente chiara. Grazie a questa protezione solare non sono incorso nelle consuete scottature che affliggono le persone con fototipo I e II. Certo va riapplicata più volte ma avrei voluto scoprirla prima.

Sin riesgo endocrino, eso sí deja capa blanca al ponerse en el cuerpo