My only note is that I wouldn’t plan on using it as an all-over sunscreen unless you go for the bottled version, just because it would be tedious to swipe that much out of the tin. This worked well for me as a facial sunscreen and, like the Thinksport bar, is more of a light, moisturizing lotion than a cream. The active ingredient is non-nano zinc oxide and like all of their products, their face and body sunscreen is cruelty-free, water-resistant for up to 80 minutes, and suitable for adults and kids. Raw Elements is another one I picked out for its natural ingredients list, which consists of things like green tea extract, hemp seed oil, beeswax, and sunflower oil– all organic, of course.
REEF SAFE SUNSCREEN FULL
It felt light going on, rubbed in completely (so no weird ashiness on my face), worked well during full afternoons in the sun, and moisturized my face without making me break out. The Thinksport bar is made primarily from natural oils like sunflower seed oil and coconut oil, as well as beeswax and aloe, making it more of a lotion than a cream. Thinksport’s SPF 30 face and body bar was the first option I tried, and it’ll probably be my go-to moving forward.
I’ve found a few low- and high-SPF mineral sunscreens that work, but finding one I felt comfortable putting on my face was another task. Thinksport Sunscreen SPF 30 Body & Face Bar
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