Badger - SPF 30 Baby Sunscreen Cream with Zinc Oxide - Broad Spectrum & Water Resistant, Reef Safe Sunscreen, Natural Mineral Sunscreen with Organic Ingredients 2.9 fl oz

, I have a sensitive and Oily skin , after applying it I noticed a big pimple on my forehead it looked oily and full of fat, my forehead is the part of my ,face where there is more oil produced, for me its greasy , didn’t suit me I got pimples after applying it ,

Great for eczema prone skin, no reaction

I absolutely love this sunscreen -- I find it lighter in weight than some of the other mineral sunscreens I've tried (I used to use Banana Boat Natural Reflect for babies) and easier to apply. It does leave the purple/white cast, but it disappears quickly. I am very fair-skinned, though, so it may be different for someone with a darker skin tone. My skin is incredibly sensitive and most sunscreens leave me with hives, but this sunscreen actually soothes my skin. Plus, the high percentage of zinc actually helps keep my pores looking clear and reduces acne. My hyper pigmentation is reducing and my skin tone looks more even, so I even wear this on days when I'm not planning on going outdoors. The only negative is the scent -- it's not bad, exactly, but it's odd. It smells a bit like cardboard, or an unscented candle. The scent does fade very quickly, though, and it isn't too strong.

Very natural and just as advertised.

This sunscreen has six inactive ingredients all of which I recognize and know. 4 of them are oils from familiar healing plants and the other from our friends, bees. The active ingredient is zinc oxide, which is the sunscreen element. First I would like to say what makes this safe is the active ingredient isn't being absorbed into your skin like the oil free sunscreens you find in a drug store. That is why you may look like a "ghost" to start and yes you will be a little oily but in a moisturizing way. Also a little goes a long way. And just like w any other herbal medicine/product/remedy you may need more applications and some patience. I have been using Badger balm sunscreen for years and have never been burned. Nor have the kids or anyone else I have offered it to, to use. And I've used at music festivals when I have been in the sun for hours! Apply it before you leave and as soon as you get in the sun. Take your time, you will probably need to rub it in for awhile. Think of it as a time to appreciate and love your body. If your kids look ghostly, who cares they are safe from chemicals and the sun. I have spent hours researching natural sunscreen and this is the only brand I will use. They have other scents and formulas but honestly I love calendula for its skin healing properties and chamomile too. I personally love the smell of calendula which is what you will smell the most after applying. The unscented on the other hand is very unpleasant. I have sensitive acne prone skin and this does not bother me. Don't be deterred by negative reviews claiming this doesn't work because it does. Remember you need to reapply many times if you are at the beach for hours on end. If that is too much switch to another brand. Even a less "safe" sunscreen is better than sunburn.

I have used this on my granddaughter since she was 1 yr old. Works great, has zinc as an ingredient, which I used on my children when they were young. You only need a small amount and I spread evenly, let dry a few minutes and I put on her swimwear. I only need to reapply if she has been in and out of the water and drying herself off, and probably just as a precaution, in case she happened to rub it off. She has never had any bad reactions to the cream and is good about putting it on. Because it does contain zinc you can smell some of it but the other ingredients help it to smell pleasant. I also use the Badger stick for faces. I try to keep them out of the sun and in a bag of their own, because it is a lotion it will melt and get very hot in the sun. We go to the river and lake every year and has been fine in my bag under the shade, if I feel it has gotten too warm , I just pop the plastic bag that I keep it in, in the water or cooler for less than a minute and it cools it right down. Until something else comes along, this is my go to. Also, we dont let her be exposed to a lot of sun and use hats, white oversized, long sleeve, cotton tshirts as cover ups. Living in SoCalifornia, sun is something we live with and try to do our best at protection.