BLUE LIZARD Mineral Sunscreen Stick with Zinc Oxide SPF 50+ Water Resistant UVA/UVB Protection Easy to Apply Fragrance Free, Kids, Unscented, 0.5 oz

First off I hate sunscreen, but I was pleasantly surprised by this and it worked very well. Just spent a week in Mexico after having cancers removed from my face and this really helped keep my skin protected did not feel dry or greasy or like I had really anything on it at all I would definitely buy this product again. Just wish the Packaging held slightly more product. It’s very small.

It’s just the right size to perfectly apply sunscreen on little ones faces and honestly even though it’s tiny it goes pretty far on those little faces. I love just gliding it on vs a liquid or spray my kids definitely don’t fight me on it at much as the other two. I have a 1 and 2 year old I’ve used it on and I love that it’s a mineral sunscreen because the chemical ones aren’t great for kids and my family is allergic

This stuff is a game changer! The stick makes it so much easier to apply to my kid's faces, and we waste less too. The quality is great. It's free of odors and doesn't upset my kids' very sensitive skin. Most importantly, it provides very good sun protection- we've yet to get a sun burn while using this!

Works great for my dogs ears and nose. It's higher spf and more affordable than sunscreens made for dogs.

My husband bought this to take on a fishing trip. His said it is easy to apply and works well to protect from sun but does leave a noticeable white cast. I guess that is the trade off when using a physical sunscreen vs. a chemical sunscreen.

This is a great mineral sunscreen stick for kids. We use it specifically on their faces (it would be rough to try and use it on their bodies because it’s very small) and it doesn’t irritate their skin.

Kids don’t like anything applied to their face, making this the perfect sunscreen! I can easily and quickly apply the sunscreen In less than 30 seconds.

I have sensitive and dry skin so most common to find products are just way too harsh for my skin. I didn't want to go the chemical route as my face would feel like it was on fire if I was in the sun with those chemical sunscreens. I also didn't like that the chemical sunscreens were not reef friendly and endocrine disrupters. Since our skin is the biggest organ, whatever you slather on is going to get absorbed into the body and system--I try to minimize the risk.I knew I had to go the physical sunblock route and avoiding titanium oxide which isn't as safe as zinc oxide. Once you get all your requirements of what you want to avoid to stay healthy and safe (what's the point of sun protection to avoid burning and skin cancer but you end up getting other health issues by what you put on your skin anyways....defeats the purpose).I was looking for a sunblock that had at least 20% non-nano zinc oxide, small ingredient list, and water resistant. This sunblock checked all the boxes. Sure it is small but it makes it easier to keep in your purse so you can reapply it as needed. You definitely will look quite white but I solved that by mixing it with a tinted sunblock or you can put in some foundation as others do to reduce the mime/clown/dead person look. It lasted well and I was not burnt in full Florida sun-even with some sweat it didn't burn or go in my eyes and the little stick made it easy to apply when I did smear some off my face on accident. When it came time to wash my face off, even with my mild cleanser, I just needed to make sure I really got my soap frothy and gently massaged my face to get it all off. My face was not red or irritated and no burns so it's a win!There are a lot of sunscreens out there but with the chemicals that they use to 'absorb' the UVA/UVB rays...you are trading off for other health issues. So I know a lot of people prefer the chemical ones because they absorb better and blend in sheer but just remember that it is absorbing straight into your body and will give you other issues. There are enough additives and junk in everything else, let's be careful about what we put on our skin.