SPF 50 Sunscreen Spray - Hawaii Compliant as Reef Safe - Oxybenzone & Octinoxate Free - Broad Spectrum - Water Resistant, 6 Fl Oz (Pack of 3)

And good for you too!

Some of reef safe leaves a layer of white zinc oxide that doesn’t rub in very well. This one sprays in and rubs in very well. Although it is a 30 spf, it actually worked better than my friends 60 spf. I was out all day and no burn. With her 60, I was burned in an hour.

Please buy environmentally safe sunscreen whether it is this one or another one. I am no marine biologist, but I’m sure it has to make a difference. These are a good size to use on your next cruise.

Got this to be eco conscious or whatever it’s called for the reefs. Glad I did. Did some snorkeling for the first time and saw sea turtles and fish of all colors. If this helps protect the reefs for these creatures, I’m glad I wore it. Got back to the states and back to wearing whatever I want.

For a mineral-based sunscreen, it is mostly clear with only a little white that disappears quickly. Not too greasy, easy to apply. I like their lotion too but the spray is great for hard to reach areas or to apply quickly. The best mineral spray I've used by far.

This is a good reef safe sunscreen when the cans work properly. I have one full can that will not spray so it's totally useless. The one that did work did it's job!!

We bought this for our trip to Hawaii. The 3 cans lasted 4 of us a week and we still had an entire can left. Nobody got burned, it didn't stink, and we didn't harm the reef. The only negative was that it was a bit greasy, but it's hard to find sunscreen that isn't.

While it may be more coral safe - I got very burnt even with several sprays. It is very greasy and doesn't appear to offer much protection even when you give it a chance to "dry" before sweating or getting in water. If you burn easy, look for different sunscreen.