BLUE LIZARD Sport Mineral-Based Sunscreen Lotion - SPF 50+ - 5 oz

This product is great for kids in the pool or ocean. It is very waterproof and you can even see the water beading on top of the sunscreen. It doesn't go on super clear, which can be an advantage for determining coverage. One other unique feature is the bottle itself changes color to indicate it is currently exposed to UV light although that is basically anytime you walk outside in daytime.

I love this sunscreen. Stays on. Doesn't run in eyes. I am very fair skinned so I want good protection. I grew tired of the chemical products. I would use zinc oxide on my nose during my surfing days. That's all we had. This product blocks the sun. When first applied you may appear a bit ghostly but that will dissipate after a while. It's a trade off.

100% trust the fate of my sensitive skin to the quality of this sunscreen.

I'm outside everyday, all day. Im always looking for the BEST sunscreen and until now, I've never found it. This product is great and provides the best protection. The white bottle immediately turns a purplish color when exposed to dangerous UV rays, warning the person to protect their skin. I definitely recommend this.

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.

I'm a road bike rider splitting my time between the desert and upper midwest. Protection is what's most important to me. Some people will view the slight white cast of this product as a negative, but I'm neutral on it. It helps me assess coverage and I really don't care what I look like. It does seem to eventually mostly soak in. Unlike some other mineral products I've used, it remains a bit greasy in a high humidity environment.

This is a great sunscreen. It's water proof and keeps you from burning. You do have to rub it into your skin more than non-reef safe products but once you do there's no white cast. I was worried about the small size, but I used less of this product that I thought I would for full coverage.

I bought this sunscreen because I wanted “protection.” What I got was a defensive military alliance with my skin. First off, this is mineral sunscreen. Not the flimsy, watery, “good luck out there champ” lotion. No. This stuff applies like you’re icing a cake for a wedding between you and survival itself. You don’t rub it in… you negotiate with it. Within 12 seconds of application: • The UV index dropped 3 points • The sun filed a harassment complaint • A nearby cactus apologized to me I wore it hiking at noon in Arizona, the hour when shadows evaporate and asphalt begins making life choices, and I came home looking like I’d spent the day inside a Costco rotisserie chicken bag. Not a hint of burn. Not a whisper of pink. My freckles packed their bags and moved north. And the famous bottle turns blue in UV light? Not a gimmick. That’s not a warning. That’s the bottle screaming: “THE SKY IS ATTACKING.” Sweat-resistant? Buddy. I perspired like a malfunctioning lawn sprinkler and this sunscreen held formation like Roman shields. The sweat left. The sunscreen stayed. I’m pretty sure it’s still on my elbow right now remembering the good times. Downside: You will look slightly ghostly for about 90 seconds. Upside: You will remain alive. Dermatologists recommend reapplying every 80 minutes. This stuff recommends the sun reconsider its career. If the apocalypse involves solar flares, I’m not going underground, I’m just bringing this. Final verdict: Not sunscreen. Skin armor.

10/10.