Hawaiian Tropic Everyday Active Lotion Sunscreen SPF 30, 8oz | Hawaiian Tropic Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30, Sunblock, Broad Spectrum, Oxybenzone-Free, Water Resistant, 8oz

Great for my trip to Hawaii

Went on vacation with friends; we were the only ones to not get burned. This sunscreen works great in the water or active and is extremely hydrating to the skin.

Both of my parents and both of my maternal grandparents have had skin cancer at least once, so sunscreen is an absolute must for me. I also have sensory processing issues and can't stand sunscreens that smell artificial and/or leave my skin feeling sticky or greasy. Finally, my skin is super sensitive, so I need a sunscreen that I can apply daily without causing a reaction.I've tried literally hundreds of different sunscreens at all different price points, but because of my rigid list of requirements, I've usually ended up spending a fortune on sensitive-skin-formulated face moisturizers with SPF and using them on all my exposed skin in place of normal sunscreen, because they've been the only options I've found that check every box.Enter Hawaiian Tropic sport sunscreen. Sure, it doesn't absorb into my skin quite as thoroughly as my favorite SPF moisturizer, but it's also less than 1/6th the price for 8x the quantity. It also has a nice scent that doesn't give me a headache (no overtly chemical smell), only barely leaves my skin feeling greasy, and doesn't cause any irritation with daily application.It's the only "normal" (non-moisturizer) sunscreen I can stand to wear. I literally have one bottle in my car, a second in my purse, and a third in my medicine cabinet at all times.

Loved the feel, very light. The smell was great too!

About this to take on vacation, but it didn't smell as good as it has in the past. However, I did not burn once in the Mexican Sun.

I use this daily never greasy light fragrance by far my favorite.

Exactly what I wanted. It rubs in good, smells like coconut, and you don't have to put on a ton to protect you from the sun. As someone who works outdoors and is bald, taking the 20 extra seconds to apply sunscreen is worth not damaging my skin. My grandfather died of skin cancer, and I have a ton of moles from burning as a kid, so please, if you have kids, make sure they wear sunblock.

Safe for wildlife in the water.