BLUE LIZARD Sport Mineral-Based Sunscreen Lotion - SPF 50+ - 3 oz

product is wonderful. however the applicator broke after a few uses

Pros:- It WORKS. I have never gotten sunburned when using this sunscreen. I am fair and blond, and always burn at least twice before I tan. Or, I used to... I've tested it in Panama, Costa Rica, and Florida, and I love the water. It passed the test.- Goes on nicely, isn't too thick, and rubs in well. There may be a faint white trace visible, especially once you go into the water, but if so it is minimal.- It feels like you're wearing nothing. Non-sticky, non-greasy, lightweight. I feel like I should reapply it because it's so lightweight.- Very mild, non-offensive scent.- It's doesn't harm the sea life (or humans).- Non cancer-causing ingredients.- Its cool, color-changing bottle distracts kids so you can get them to hold still while you apply it.Cons:- It may leave a slight white cast to skin, more so if you don't rub it in properly, but much less than any other mineral sunscreen that I have tried, other than my tinted Elt* MD mineral sunscreen, but it costs a LOT less.

I've tried almost every sunscreen under the sun. I've used lotions, sprays, sticks, always above spf50. I apply every 2-3 hours and always after swimming. I make sure the product isn't expired and you know what I STILL GET BURNED.BUT THIS ONE- I wore it on a carribean vacation so I was out in the sun constantly and NO SUN BURN AT ALL. I've officially become a blue lizard fan and will buy nothing else.The product is thicker than traditional sunscreen and you may need more than you traditionally use but it is so worth it. The smell is very slight if at all. It did not stick to my clothes at all. I went swimming with it on and it honestly was still on even after being in the ocean. I still reapplied to be safe but I could feel the first application still on my skin.I used the lotion for all over application and the spray can to help with getting my back and reapply on my legs. I used the little deodorant stick to apply to face and ears. All were very easy to use.And that's the only downside I have. You do have to scrub a little bit to get it off at the end of the day. For me not a downside at all because I know it was worth it for the sun protection and I would have had to scrub to get all the sand off anyway.

Works well and doesn't contain carcinogenic ingredients.

This sunscreen provides excellent coverage and lasts well, even in water. It applies smoothly and doesn’t leave much of a white cast. However, it does feel a bit greasy, especially in humid conditions. While it’s a solid choice for sun protection, it requires some extra rubbing to fully absorb. Overall, a reliable mineral sunscreen with minor drawbacks.

I surf a lot and use a lot of sunscreen. I think the best part about this one is it strikes the perfect balance between being thick/ heavy enough to stay on for long sessions, while still being viscous enough to easily apply. It’s also pretty easy to wipe off with a towel. The sensitive version is a little easier to put on, but I wouldn’t count on it lasting as long as the sport.

so disappointed. I loved everything this sunblock represents but the actual sunblock itself isn't the problem it is the spray can. I bought this the 1st time super excited to use it since I'm in the sun for 8 hrs a day at least. I went to use it and nothing came out. So I returned and gave it another try. I used it and it worked amazing, it felt great on the skin and it was super light and stayed on all day in the water. Then I went out of town for a couple of weeks. On my return I grabbed my spray getting ready to swim in the ocean and it didn't work again. Again nothing came out and now I cant return it. They need to fix whatever is causing this issue as you can see from the other reviews its a problem

I live in Arizona and take several trips per year to beaches around the world. Blue Lizard is the only sunscreen I trust and I pack a couple of bottles on every trip. I love that it is reef safe since I spend hours swimming along reefs.