Mountain Falls Sunscreen Lotion for Babies, SPF 50 Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Protection, Compare to Coppertone, 8 Fluid Ounce

Not sure if this is Amazon's brand or not, but the smell is not good of it seems to work against the sun though.

Smells great, works great!

Sunscreens are either physical (mineral) or chemical. This is a chemical sunscreen, so no white cast. The active ingredients are:Avobenzone 3%Homosalate 13%Octisalate 5%Octocrylene 7%Oxybenzone 4%Bottle says, compare to Coppertone Sunscreen Lotion Water Babies Broad spectrum spf 50. I couldn't find an exact formula to check it against. The one that seemed most similar did not have the oxybenzone in it. I read through some of the reviews and people were complaining about a formula change, and that it might be that the oxybenzone was taken out. So I am thinking Coppertone had a formula change and that this one is most like the original? Not sure.Sunscreen for babies is fine for adults too, especially for those with sensitive skin. I like to start with a sunscreen for babies, then top off through the day with a spray.I am liking this SPF 50 lotion. It goes on easily, seems to absorb quickly, isn't drying (feels moisturizing yet not oily) and I do not mind the smell. It smells like baby powder. I get scent nausea and headaches, so I am always reticent to try a product with fragrance. This fragrance doesn't bother me so far. I am just using it on my body. I dont think I could handle the fragrance on my face. The scent of baby powder lingers. If you hate that smell, then stay away. If you don't mind it, then this should be fine for you. However, it is usually best not to add fragrance in products meant for sensitive skin (babies, children, or adults)Bottle say ask a doctor if planning to use this on a child under 6 months of age.

I got this sunscreen for my husband who has ridiculously sensitive skin. He burns easily and needs protection but many sunscreens and sunblocks cause him to break out or to get rash. Coppertone is one that usually doesn't and this one said it was essentially the same so I took a chance.This lotion is white. I don't know why but I thought it would be pink. No disappointed at all that it is white! It isn't super thick but has some weight to it and dopes appear to cover well. It absorbs quickly and doesn't leave a white residue behind. My husband didn't burn when wearing this in the sun the other day. He did reapply as needed after swimming or just after sweating in the heat. The only thing we both are not fond of is the scent. It smells like baby powder which we don't really like. But the scent does disappear after a few minutes so it isn't deal breaker. It would be even better if this were a higher SPF. Babies need the utmost protection and 50 is good but, in my opinion, not really high enough unless the baby or child is only in the sun a short time. For my husband, this works quite well although he would prefer a higher SPF too. It doesn't cause his skin any irritation and he doesn't burn as long as he keeps the sunscreen on at all times. I gave it 4 stars. The scent and the slighter lower than we wanted SPF amount is why.

This Mountain Falls Sunscreen Lotion for Babies with SPF 50 works great! This sounds silly, but I rarely get sunscreen that is not labeled “for babies,” because I have ridiculously fair skin that practically burns when I’m just thinking about getting out in the sun. I have the unfortunate kind of ghostly/ghastly white skin that burns REALLY quickly and really easily...and I can’t tan (I’ll end up with some freckles for all my efforts, at best). It’s not fun, especially considering skin cancer risks. I’ve tried sunscreens claiming to be a high SPF and I have still gotten burned with them, so I always have to be cautious. And unfortunately, my 2 sons inherited my ridiculous skin tone, so the three of us are constantly slathering up with sunblock.I also have sensitive skin on top of that, to make it even more fun! So, finding something that works well to block the sun from roasting me to a crisp AND not making me break out is a complete win, in my book. This fits the bill.Thankfully, this stuff goes on easily and is as advertised. It’s not the thickest I’ve had, but it does go on easily and appears to be reasonably water-resistant without stinging your eyes. I used this for hours during the worst time of day, and I didn’t burn - yippee! Using it around water also wasn’t a problem.Overall, it’s a good quality sunscreen for people like me with some skin sensitivities and being prone to sunburning easily. Two thumbs up!

A very tiny amount of time outside can lead to a sunburn on your little ones face and arms. This is Mountain Falls Baby Sunscreen Lotion. It has a SPF 50 and has been tested by Pediatricians. It is super gentle and non irritating. Protect your baby from getting burned.A small sunburn can lead to a very fussy baby and long term damage to their delicate skin. Paraben-free formula is water-resistant for up to 80 minutes. We love pool time but the sun can be a beast super fast so we always put on sunscreen from tops of ears to the tips of toes.It is non greasy so you do not end up with greasy fingerprints everywhere. It protects and is water proof so there is no down side to using this product.

Mountain Falls Sunscreen Lotion for Babies, SPF 50This sunscreen is wonderful and perfect for people with sensitive skin. I found that by buying things labeled for babies, it is formulated for more sensitive skin and always half the price of something for adults with sensitive skin. This formula sinks right in and has the usual sunscreen scent but that fades quickly. I have to wear sunscreen every day, and I much prefer this formula to a lot of others. It works well.IngredientsAvobenzone, Homosalate, Octisalate, Octocrylene, Oxybenzone, water, sorbitol, aluminum starch octenylsuccinate, VP/eicosene copolymer, stearic acid, triethanolamine, sorbitan isostearate, benzyl alcohol, dimethicone, tocopherol (vitamin E), polyglyceryl-3 distearate, fragrance, methylparaben, carbomer, propylparaben, disodium EDTA