Thinkbaby - SPF 50+ Braod Spectrum Organic Sunscreen - 3 oz - 2 pack

This is not just for kids. My family has used this sun protection for a couple of years now. I've done a ton of research about what the best sunscreen is that actually protects my skin instead of spreading toxic chemicals on it. Ive also tried many "natural" sunscreens only to be disappointed. This is a fantastic product! I have a 2 year old and a 4 year old and I only want the best for their skin! My brother is dealing with stage IV melanoma skin cancer as a result of not using sunscreen his entire life. A product like this that uses natural zinc without nanoparticles is the type of product that oncologists and dermatologists recommend! This sits on your skin and acts like a barrier to reflect the sun's UV rays. If you use this the same way you use a normal sunscreen lotion, you'll be frustrated. It will not soak into your skin like other sunscreens but that's the very reason this is a great product. Your skin isn't soaking in toxic chemicals. If you start applying moderately and add as needed, it's easy to spread out and you can't see or feel it any more than other sunscreens. This product smells great! When we brought it back out this spring, it immediately reminds you of all the great memories you make while out in the sun!

I love thinkbaby sunscreen! I ordered last summer when researching (using the EWG website) safe sunscreens for my daughter and have not looked back. My whole family now uses this and I have converted a few friends as well. We always have this tube with us and also like the stick for applying to my daughters face. It is zinc oxide so appears very white at first. Once rubbed in and absorbed most of the white coloring disappears. Scent does not bother us and just smells like sunscreen. My daughter has never had even the slightest sunburn and it does not irritate any of our skin.

I've been using this product on my toddler for two summers now. So far I think it's working well as he's never gotten a sunburn yet! It does take a fair amount of time to rub in completely but, alas, that is the nature of baby sunblock. While a tad sticky at first, it eventually absorbs nicely into his skin. The scent is light and not unpleasant! Once it's time for bath, the product will come off fairly easily with a good soap and washcloth scrub -- nothing too harsh. Overall, very pleased!

Pros: Score of 1! on EWG, best most organic sunscreen I've found, physical sun block (zinc), non-greasy, no smell, and it resists sweat extremely well Cons: Rubbed in well everywhere but my face (oily skin), must be rubbed in well otherwise a white tint (paled out) remains. http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/product/437612/thinksport_ThinkBaby_Sunscreen_Benefiting_Livestrong,_SPF_50%2B_(2012_formulation)/ Love this stuff! It's ridiculous that baby sunscreen is by far the best sunscreen FOR EVERYONE. When you put this on, it will not rub in that quickly on your face, at least for me, I have semi-oily skin on my face so that could be why. It rubbed it nicely on my arms and neck. I think putting it on rubbing it in as well as you can and waiting 15 minutes is mandatory if you don't want to look like a failed ghost (pales you out, but not that bad). The Zinc in this makes me feel confident that I'm being protected.

Our daughter is blonde and fair-skinned and loves being outside. This is the only sunscreen we've ever used on her, and she's never gotten a sunburn. She gets no irritation from the sunscreen and it seems to absorb well. It has a pretty pleasant smell, as well. It's pricey, but toddlers don't use up that much, and it seems to last a pretty good amount of time.

If you're bothered by the white cast of physical sunblock, then don't bother reading on, because you won't like this sunscreen. If you're more concerned about skin- and reef-safe sunblock, though, this might be your new favorite. My skin is extremely sensitive, fair, and sunburn-prone, and I've tried lots of different types of sunscreen. This is one of the most effective, but it is not my top choice. (Also, I'm an adult. Yes, "baby" sunscreen works on us, too! :P ) PROS: * Top rated for *years* by the EWG (Environmental Working Group) as safe - both for you (and your kiddos) and for the environment. * Has never caused a rash, breakout, or reaction for my sensitive skin to date - including on my face. * Smells amazing! It has a light, citrus-y scent. * Prevents sunburn when applied correctly. You need to rub it in and spread it around, and you need to reapply it according to directions. Spent time in the water? Towel off and put more of this on. Sat out in the sun for a couple of hours? Time to reapply. Applying sunscreen is no fun - I'm with you on that - but it is a necessary evil. I keep baby wipes in my beach bag to wipe my hands off after sunscreen application. * Less likely to get used up by sun-seekers. ;) People who are bothered by the white cast and those seeking a deep tan will definitely avoid borrowing your sunblock! CONS: * It's white. Like, really, really white. That's part of the physical sun blocking barrier, y'all. If you rub it in *really* well, it will become more transparent, but it still has a white cast. I'm super fair, and I look ghostly for a while after applying this. But then, my goal is to avoid skin cancer, not to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition. * The white is also visible on swimsuits, towels, and pretty much everything else. I've found that it usually comes out by rubbing the fabric with a towel and later washing as usual, but yeah, it's going to get on fabric and at least temporarily show as white. * It's kind of greasy and leaves a layer on top of the skin, unlike chemical sunscreens, which are lighter and seem to absorb more quickly and fully (but are also possibly toxic for you, for the fish, and for the coral reefs - just sayin'). * Because of the above cons, I really only use this by the pool or on beach vacations. Sunscreen can change the appearance of fabrics and some costume jewelry, so if you get it on good clothes or non-precious-metals, it's a good idea to wipe it off quickly. I consider this more of a "sport" sunscreen, so I'm generally not wearing my Sunday Best with it. This isn't my absolute favorite reef-safe sunblock, but it is a very, very good one, and it's more affordable than my first choice (Beautycounter), so I buy a couple of tubes before vacation and I know I've got good sun protection - and won't be sad if I decide to leave a 1/4 tube behind in order to get through airport security. For reference, I used nearly all of one of these tubes on a 5-day beach vacation, and this tube size definitely fits inside the TSA's required quart-sized plastic bag for carry on!

Lo compramos por recomendación de una amiga y estamos encantados en esta protección. Se extiende perfectamente y no deja la piel excesivamente blanca. Protege y es muy resistente al agua.