Blue Lizard SENSITIVE Mineral Sunscreen with Zinc Oxide, SPF 50+, Water Resistant, UVA/UVB Protection with Smart Cap Technology – Fragrance Free, 3 oz. Tube

Cruise-tested, reef-safe, and sensitive skin friendly
This sunscreen is a must-have for cruise days and beach excursions. The SPF 50+ mineral formula with zinc oxide provides serious protection under strong sun, and it holds up incredibly well even after swimming or sweating.What I love most? It’s fragrance-free, reef-safe, and gentle on sensitive skin — no breakouts, no irritation, just reliable, broad-spectrum coverage. It goes on smooth (not chalky!), absorbs quickly, and doesn’t feel greasy — so you’re not walking around the pool deck like a slip hazard.With two tubes in the pack, you’ll have plenty for a full trip — or to share with your sunburn-prone travel buddy.Cruiser-approved and carry-on ready.

Great Sunscreen for Strong Sun
I really like this sunscreen because it provides excellent protection while using mineral ingredients instead of harsh chemicals. I feel good knowing it doesn’t contain harmful ingredients, especially for everyday use.I live in the Caribbean, where the sun is very strong year-round, and this sunscreen truly holds up. It gives me reliable protection even under intense sun exposure.Since it’s a mineral sunscreen, you do need to apply it carefully and rub it in well, as it can leave a slight white residue if not blended properly. Once fully absorbed, though, it works beautifully and feels protective on the skin.Overall, it’s a great choice if you’re looking for a safer, mineral-based sunscreen with strong SPF protection.

It’s great stuff!… except when it isn’t.
I actually found out about this stuff when my sister bought a bottle and brought it home as this one was being shipped. 🙄I’m very fair skinned and burn easily. One might say I’m a vampire, though the sight of blood does not excite me. And because of this I’m either covered head to toe 365 a year or drowning myself in sunscreen.Many of them irritate my skin because as luck would have it, nature blessed me with being sensitive, too. To perfumes and whatever else they’re putting in other sunscreen. I can maybe get away with putting some of it on my legs and arms, but never on my face. Anything perfume-y on my face and my eyes swell up and shut tight… I look like I’m turning into a fly, no thank you.I was using Shiseido Sunscreen at one time for all over, until I ran out. It worked very well and I never had an issue. Except it’s rather costly and it’s got a white cast to beat the band. Yeah. I’m talking full-on clown makeup. Still, no burns, no tan. Hallerlujah!So now I’ve got Blue Lizard. And it’s got a white cast, but it’s not terrible. It’s also not permanent. It actually disappears after a few minutes – which kind of left me wondering if I was covered still. I checked… my skin is slick so sunscreen is still on me. If there’s doubt, the gnats return to start annoying me with their presence.I spend upwards of 3 – 5 hours in the pool every day, unless it’s storming. The first hour is walking around in the water vacuuming, so my hands are getting more water exposure than my face is. Rash guards from neck to ankle.Roughly 30 – 45 minutes later, the sunscreen that was on my hands is gone. I believe that the bottle says up to 60 minutes water-resistant (not waterproof! Any sunscreen that claims “waterproof” is being deceitful), and I know you’re supposed to reapply every 80 for this SPF… but there should be something to let consumers know that water exposure will halve the protection time.Because I reapplied religiously, I never got any kind of sun burn or tan. Somehow my hands magically escaped with my reapplying while wet. But after you let the product dry a bit before you return to your activity, it should work fine.I also had zero irritation – EXCEPT when I went underwater after vacuuming and scooping out nature’s little minions for over an hour.This product will run. It will get in your eyes. And it will burn. It doesn’t matter if you applied it dry or with damp hands and then let your face dry. If you start sweating or your face gets wet at all and the water goes into your eyes, it’s picking up product and taking it to your peepers! This happened so many times over the course of two weeks I thought I was going to lose both of my eyes. At first they just felt dry. But every day it got worse and worse.For this reason I have stopped using it on my face and have started using something else that doesn’t run and cause irritation. My eyes were red as fire trucks for over a week, and I have been worshipping the makers of eye drops ever since.The lid changing color to let me know of the UV danger is nice. I don’t know how scientifically accurate that is, but it’s a good focal for me anyway.So, it’s really great stuff as far as I’m concerned. I just know better where to put it now.

Two Thumbs Up! Way Up!
I am a fan of Blue Lizard. It works very well and, as an added bonus, seems to also be a great moisturizer. A little bit goes a long way. I mention that because titanium oxide is not just great at protecting you from UV rays, it is also great at making you look like a Kabuki Dancer. Be diligent about rubbing it into your skin. This is the non-Sports version. I’ve not gone swimming with it, but hiking for hours in 90+ degree weather it has stayed on well. So well that it can take a bit of work to wash off later. My wife has been using “higher end beauty sunscreen” at about four times the price. Even she had to admit that, possible white sheen aside, Blue Lizard was a more effective sunscreen.

Good. for some reason air trapped inside because of it takes forever to come out

No white cast, blends well, definitely does not affect Rosacea. Its very thick so just a tiny amount warmed between fingers before applying is enough.

El mejor SPF mineral que he tenido jamas. Nunca volveré a comprar otra marca que no sea esta!