Thinkkids Kids Sunscreen Spray SPF 50+, 6 Fl Oz, Water Resistant & Mineral

This is a great sunscreen for kids! It works really well and gives me peace of mind when my kids are outside. It does leave a little bit of a white cast on the skin, but honestly, I’d rather have that than risk them getting sunburned. Overall, I’m very happy with this product and would definitely recommend it to other parents.

Holy grail of kid sunscreen without all the harsh chemicals. This stuff is so easy to apply with the spray can and rub it into the skin. My son doesn’t burn or breakout from this product. Highly recommend!

The worst sunscreen ever! Stick to the skin, swimsuit and clothing. Zero help! Got 1st degree burn with this sunscreen on! Waste of money!

Works well. Love the lock feature don’t like how it stains my driveway and deck that’s kids weird. Would recommend putting it on outside. But there’s a lot in the can so it lasts a while.

This does not rub in no matter how much you try and is incredibly difficult to get off even in the shower.

We’ve always loved thinkbaby and thinkkids. Our kids have somewhat sensitive skin. This was the first we used the spray and our older of 4 kids had an allergic reaction causing redness, a raised rash, and itching. Through spot testing per our pediatrician we confirmed it was definitely this sunscreen. I’m disappointed because over all the application was nice but this is the first time one of our kids reacted to sunscreen. Our other kids only had a little on being more covered but I will not be risking trying it on them again. I’m hoping they can use thinkbaby still but we are testing that again as well.

This kids sunscreen has been such a game changer. The ingredients feel clean and gentle, which gives me peace of mind putting it on my child’s skin every day. The spray makes application so much easier—no struggling with rubbing in thick lotion or dealing with a messy routine. It goes on quickly and evenly, which is a huge help when you’re trying to get out the door with a toddler. What I also love is how easily it comes off in the bath or shower at the end of the day—no harsh scrubbing needed, just a simple wash and it’s gone. Overall, it’s convenient, effective, and parent-friendly.

Difficult to spray, sprays on very white. I was hoping this would be sheer.

I like the brand but (tried twice) for some reason not protecting my child at all…

Took my nephew to an outdoor water park for his birthday and completely lost track of time reapplying sunscreen between the slides and the wave pool. By the time I remembered, we were already four hours in, and he still came out of the day without a single red patch anywhere. The spray format makes it actually usable with a squirmy kid who doesn't want to stand still for lotion application, quick spritz and rub in rather than the whole ordeal of rubbing in white lotion everywhere. It also doesn't leave that thick, greasy sunscreen smell that makes towels and clothes smell for the rest of the day. Being mineral-based, there's no stinging if it gets near the eyes, which happened at least once mid-splash fight and didn't cause any complaints or rubbing at his face. Holds up well against water too, which the water park day really put to the test given how much time he spent actually in the pools rather than lounging around. Genuinely relieved this held up through a day where reapplying on schedule completely fell apart.

I am really happy with the spray version of Think sunscreen. The lotion can get so messy when applying. I use this on my baby and also on my 3-year-old and it's a lot easier to apply.

Love having a reef-friendly and less toxic sunscreen option, especially in SPF 50. It applies well overall and I appreciate the safer ingredients. Heads up that the spray is less of a fine mist than some other brands I’ve used. The first time I used the bottle it came out with a bit more force than expected and startled the person I was applying it on since I was doing their face 😂. Like most mineral sunscreens, it does take some effort to rub in to the point the white cast isn’t visible. That said, once rubbed in properly it looks fine, and for SPF 50 with the quality of the formulation, i think the trade-off is worth it.

I understand that this is a clean sunscreen, but it can’t be healthy for my child’s skin if after 3 showers it still is present on the skin. We also applied it outside of our house and it sprayed onto our deck/ siding and still has a white cast that won’t come off . We’ve tried pressure washing, different removers, nothing will get rid of the stains after 2 months