Thinksport Spray Sunscreen, All Sheer SPF 50 Zinc Oxide Mineral Sunscreen, 6 Fl Oz, Natural, Water Resistant, Reef Safe, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Sun Block for Sun Protection, Vegan

Love this suntan spray for many reasons. It’s reef safe!! I spray it into my hands and rub on so it’s not flying on the air and getting on other people. It isn’t sticky and rubs in well but you can still see a tiny whiteness for a while. It’s easy to apply and it’s not aerosol so great for travel. I know you’re supposed to reapply but I was in the water for several hours and never got any redness. Safe for kids too.

This stuff is not for sensitive skin. I bought it to use for pregnancy and it’s true what the reviews say, it’s a white film that leaves you looking like a ghost. It doesn’t allow sun to get through so you don’t burn, but it does not come off even with soap and water. It sits on your skin. I’m a redhead with very sensitive skin, I’m always using natural products but this broke me out into a terrible rash all over in splotches. I know it’s this because I’ve used it exactly two times and both times I’ve broke out, different weekends with weeks between them to “heal” since you can’t really do anything during pregnancy for rashes. I threw the bottle straight into the garbage.

Nice even spray. Goes on as a white mist and then stays that way unless you rub it in. Definitely have to rinse it off at the end of the day oth we raise you cam see residue in althea creases on your skin. Smells great and no allergies to it. This is good for the beach or outdoor activities where you know you will be showering afterwards is the best. It's to white to use as a daily protection so I have reserved it for outdoor use and use another product for face and arm protection for general daily use

This product does what it promises while using ingredients that are better for you. It does go on a little thick and you really have to rub it out so you’re not white. There is still a white haze, and even after showering, I couldn’t scrub it all off. I’m not complaining. Just have to adjust my expectations vs the previous chemical products I was using.

I will start by saying that I am used to traditional non-mineral sunscreens and tend to only buy physical/mineral-based sunscreens when I'm going to be in a tropical ocean and need something reef-safe, though more and more kids sunscreens are shifting to mineral-based. After quite a bit of research I settled on ThinkSport for my family's recent trip to Hawaii, and I'm very pleased with it. I brought and used three types of Thinksport sunscreen: Thinksport Kids lotion (yellow/orange and teal squeeze bottle), Thinksport adult lotion (Black, white, and orange squeeze bottle), and Thinksport adult spray (black, white and orange spray bottle). All protected us from sunburn and rubbed in to be invisible as long as skin was dry and free of visible hair (visible whiteness persisted around my husbands facial stubble and chest hair). The only difference between the kids lotion versus the adult lotion is scent--the kids version has a fruitier, more tropical but not-too-strong scent (possibly coconut and something else? it was hard to identify) that I found unobjectionable (though one if my kids wasn't a fan), and the adult lotion had a lighter, less sweet, more citrus-y scent (my son though maybe lime and mint, but I'm not sure that's accurate) that I LOVE. The adult spray had no discernible scent, so I suspect the kids spray might be fairly unscented as well. The easiest to apply by far was the spray--it sprays on white, but feels very light, rubs in easily, and becomes invisible quickly. I was a little worried about whether it could possibly be effective given how light and thin it felt, but it was! The lotions weren't thick for a lotion (but much thicker than the spray) and went on easily, but took more rubbing in to disappear than the spray (this is consistent with my experience with lotion vs spray in traditional sunscreens as well). Invisibility was harder to get after a second or third application or when skin was damp, but all-in-all I found all three Thinksport products to be superior to other mineral-based sunscreens I have tried in the past. In the future I'll probably buy the adult thinksport spray for my kids and husband (who all much prefer a spray-on sunscreen) and the adult thinksport lotion for myself (because I love the scent and don't mind rubbing it in).

As a parent who obsessively researches every product that touches my kids’ skin (especially with how underregulated sunscreens are in the US), I’ve tried nearly every nontoxic formula out there. From butters to tinted moisturizers, nothing checks all the boxes for me like Thinkbaby. I’ve been using it since 2018, and here’s why I have it on subscription:All-Day Protection You Can Count OnWe recently spent a full day at Clearwater Beach. 6+ hours in direct sun, not a cloud in the sky, 95 degrees, no shade, no reapplication (oops) and my kids didn’t burn. It’s water-resistant, sweat-proof, and sand-proof, and actually stays put even during serious outdoor play.Cleaner Ingredients, Without Sacrificing PerformanceMost non-toxic sunscreens are thick and difficult to apply. This formula is lighter than most competitors, but still offers high, reliable protection. If you spray in a quick motion, rub it in, and layer as needed, you can control the coverage. It’s not a chemical mist. It’s a safe, effective sunscreen in a more convenient format.Yes, There’s a Whitecast—But I Don’t CareHere’s the truth: your risk of melanoma doubles after just five sunburns. It’s worse for your little ones who have thinner skin. I’ll take a little white tint over that any day. If you really need it gone, Babo Botanicals makes a great nontoxic shampoo and body wash that removes sunscreen and chlorine easily.Budget-Friendly for FamiliesOne bottle lasts my two kids 6 weeks with regular use (about three times a week). That breaks down to less than 50 cents per use for safe, long-lasting protection. Totally worth it.If you’re tired of throwing money at nontoxic sunscreens that don’t work, or don’t last, give Thinkbaby a try. Learn how to apply it properly and it’ll be your go-to, too.