Baby & Kids Mineral Sunscreen Butter Stick for Face, Nose, Ears - UVA/UVB Broad Spectrum SPF 50, Coral Reef Friendly, Water Resistant, Zinc Oxide, Coconut Oil, Beeswax, Vitamin E (2.75 oz)

This is a great product and really works. It doesn’t run in salt water and I didn’t burn. It is very white and you look a little a little pasty.

It is so hard to find a sunscreen with ingredients I am okay with putting on my kids. This is one of the only ones I could find and I am so thankful for it. It is a face stick but we used it for any parts of the body that were exposed and rubbed it in and it worked great. As long as you re apply (as with all sunscreens) you will be very happy with this product! We had no sun burn and were on the beach for hours, we also all have very pale skin that burns easily. There is no weird smell either which I appreciate. It does leave a white cast as first but it sinks in with a bit of time. This is the only sunscreen I will put on my kids and I wish more people knew about it!

Overall, I like it for my kid. No mess, slides like butter (more so than the Neutrogena sheer mineral stick or the Waxhead one), and has a easy-to-open screw top. It’s. Bit longer and more narrow in diameter than Waxhead. Both this sunscreen and the Waxhead one are 25% zinc, which shows. They are both very white, and personally I found this one being the worst offender from this perspective. Definitely not a Korean sunscreen (which is fine, they have different purposes).

Rubs in easily. Great application stick. I feel good about using it on my babies skin.

I just got back from 8 straight days of being on a beach in Hawaii. I burn soooo easily I was worried the 50 spf would be too little. But, I don’t want to use the harsh chemical sunscreens any longer. I was looking for a natural sunscreen that was also safe for the coral reefs. I liked that this one had lots of natural oils in it, so it’s good for me and the sea. In the heat it was quite soft and pretty easy to spread. Not only did the salt water not dry out my skin, but I came home with a lovely tan! I don’t know why it’s called a “kids” sunscreen. It should be called “great for the whole family” sunscreen. My husband and I are close to 64 and we love it. I don’t speak fluent sea cucumber, but I’m pretty sure the one I saw while snorkeling said, “Thanks for keeping me safe.” I highly recommend this sunscreen.