Sunscreen Body Lotion Moisturizer SPF 50+, Aloe Vera, 150 mL | Suncare with Vitamin E – Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB – Sensitive Skin – Paraben & Fragrance Free, Water Resistant

Buen protector

Still smells like hair remover, but not that harsh of a chemical smell. Easy to apply, and easy to wipe off. Works really well and does its job. Wish the bottle was bigger because I'll be subscribing! It's saved me so much razor burn! ❤️

I’d like it to be a little thicker

Best sunscreen ever. No white cast, just healthy glowing skin

Cancer Council Sunscreen Body Lotion Moisturizer SPF50+ delivers exceptional protection and comfort for sensitive skin. Its fragrance-free, paraben-free formula with aloe vera and vitamin E offers hydration without irritation. The broad-spectrum SPF50+ coverage and 4-hour water resistance make it ideal for daily use and outdoor activities. It absorbs well, leaves a matte finish, and doesn’t feel greasy—earning full marks for both performance and skin-friendliness.

Wow, very impressed with this sunscreen. I usually use asian sunscreens and this blends just as beautifully. No white cast at all for me. It applies so smoothly and doesn't feel like one of those gloopy thick white sunscreens. Definitely lotion like. Once the sunscreen absorbs fully into the skin, which is fairly fast, there is no stickiness and I can barely tell it's even there. There is a slight neutral smell. Overall wonderful finish and super easy to apply. I would call out though for those who care, this is a chemical sunscreen and contains 10% homosalate. This is within the allowed amount in the US and Australia, but in the EU this ingredient has now been restricted to 7.34% and for use in face products only.

I'm starting to focus more on protecting my skin with SPF lotion, so I got this to try. The lotion had a lightweight, creamy consistency. I thought the lotion spreads easily on my skin and didn't leave a white cast on my skin. The lotion had a smooth and non-sticky texture. It also didn't really have a scent that I could detect which is nice for my sensitive skin. For a body lotion, it didn't feel heavy and absorbed pretty quick. I thought the hydration was OK for the body lotion, which was a little disappointing. The aloe vera kept my skin calm and help with the redness. I didn't have any issues with my skin getting irritated or feeling gross even after some light sweating. For the size compared to the price point, this is definitely more on the pricey side for a SPF body lotion.

I'm previously aware of Cancer Council being one of the brands recommended in Australia for their dangerous UV rays, so I jumped at the chance to try it here for the comparatively meager (but still dangerous) UV radiation here in America. I can say without a doubt that this is an excellent sunscreen. Unlike some other brands, this did not cause my sensitive skin any irritation, but as always everyone is different, so please do a little spot test first. The sunscreen applies smoothly and lightly and leaves my skin with a nice slight matte finish. The sunscreen lasts for up to 4 hours, but it's recommended to reapply for every two hours. The only con here may just be the price comparative to similar brands, but it is Cancer Council, and sunscreens that reduce skin cancer is their job. Overall, it does the job it says it does and does it well. I highly recommend it!