All Natural Organic SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion - Coral Reef Safe - Baby, Kid & Family Friendly - Chemical Free Mineral Based Formula - Waterproof & Unscented (2)

The media could not be loaded. I take sunscreen ingredients very seriously, there are a lot of nasty chemicals. In a lot of products we touch and consume. Two Peas Is one of the very few brands that I trust to put on my little ones. Clean ingredients and noting unnecessary. The formula is thick and you don’t need a lot of product to go a long way. It does not rub in as well as some others however, it provides excellent sun protection. No scents or fragrance.I noticed some reviews stating separation, this is VERY NORMAL in many different sunscreens. Shake/mix it up, And it’s fine. I’d rather mix up a sunscreen that separated, knowing it safe to put on my kids than to use a different product that has harsh chemicals.

Me gusta que es limpio en sus ingredientes y que puedes esparcirlo muy bien, lo único malo es que batallas para quitarlo cuando baño al niño

The cream too thick and can’t absorb to skin. ( I used in hot and humid weather)

Not my favorite sunscreen unfortunately. Application wise - there is a lot of separation which might be due to the ingredients. There is a message on the bottle to massage the tube before each use, but I'm not sure how you can properly massage the tube when the bottle is closed and you definitely don't want to massage it with the cap open so it's not really possible to get in there well.Sunscreen - The actual sunscreen is therefore kind of watery, but that's not the worst part. It is extremely thick white cream going on and very greasy. You will have a very very shiny finish. The shine goes away but only after an hour or more.Overall the natural and organic ingredients are a plus, but the sunscreen itself is hard to use. If the ingredients are very important to you than I would give this a try.

I like that this sunscreen is mineral-based as I prefer not to use harsh chemical-based sunscreen on my kiddos. This one is very thick and takes a bit of work to rub in, but it does the trick. It does come out of the tube a bit separated - the instructions say to squeeze the tube a bit to mix separation before squeezing out of the tube, however, I found that to be basically impossible with a full tube. Maybe that will become easier as I use more of the tube. I did not have to use a ton to get good coverage on my kids, but as with any thick mineral-based product, it took a lot longer to apply evenly, but worth it to be able to avoid using chemical sunscreen on their sensitive skin.

This is a good quality sunscreen with non-nano zinc. It's reef safe. It's packed with nourishing oils, which does account for the greasy feel. However I will take the trade off of a quality sunscreen for this.It does also leave a white cast, which is fairly advertised as leaving a "thin white layer to see where you're covered." I am primarily using this for my little ones, and I am that mom who doesn't care if they look like ghosts, lol. (But I would not use this on my own face)This does spread easily, and it doesn't streak unevenly. I did need to shake and knead the tube to mix it up a bit.It's SPF 50, which I prefer over SPF 30 for my little ones.

I’ve noticed sunscreen prices have been a bit spendier lately, but do feel this is in line with similar higher quality sunscreens I’ve purchased, especially considering this one is reef safe and has a high UV protection.Didn’t leave behind any white cast after rubbing in, which is great because that’s something I‘ve experienced with mineral sunscreens.Formula is on the thicker side, so when using on the face I’d start with a minimal amount just so you’re not having to rub it in forever.Great for using on vacation when you’re going to be in the ocean or lakes.

I don’t like the smell of most sunscreens, so I love that this is unscented! The first time I used it the oils came out first, and then the white creamy part. Somehow it wasn’t mixed together well. I even closed the cap and tried to shake and stir it a bit, which wasn’t very effective (or maybe I didn’t do it long or well enough). I’m not sure why it had so much separation, but ended up rubbing it in on the skin. The texture once rubbed in is non-greasy, but also leaves an obvious protective layer over the skin. I like this well enough (especially the non-scented part!), but don’t know about the price-point, plus it’s a lot of work to massage in.