Sky and Sol Natural Mineral Sunscreen SPF 30 3OZ: Natural Grains and Zinc Oxide Safe for Reefs Waterproof Unscented Grease Free Formula for Face and Body

I’ve been really impressed with the Sky and Sol Natural Mineral Sunscreen. The texture is rich and creamy because of the tallow base, but it spreads surprisingly well once you warm it between your fingers. It feels nourishing on the skin—almost like a moisturizer and sunscreen in one. I love that it uses non-nano zinc oxide and truly natural ingredients. No strong fragrance, no irritation, and it doesn’t make my skin break out. It does leave a very slight white cast at first (which is normal for mineral sunscreens), but it blends in after a minute and feels protective without being greasy. I’ve been using it daily, especially on my face, and it holds up well under light makeup. Also great for sensitive skin or for anyone trying to switch to a cleaner, more natural SPF. Overall, a high-quality mineral sunscreen that feels good, smells natural, and gives peace of mind about what you’re putting on your skin. I would definitely repurchase!

As someone with leukemia, I'm VERY careful about what I put on my skin since everything gets absorbed. This is the cleanest sunscreen that actually works. I live in SoCal and am in the sun alot. I never burn with this on, unless I haven't reapplied it in over 5 hours. I used it on my toddler. It rubs in great, not greasy, and the white cast is so minimal. You can't avoid that with mineral sunscreen and using chemical sunscreen is way worse than a little vanity. I used to use SunBum, but once I read their ingredients are absorbed toxic chemicals that stay in your body for months and months, I had to switch. It's so messed up how SunBum says they are "safe" but its totally BS. Use this Sky and Sol one - you won't regret it.

Goes on smoothly, non greasy. Great burn protection that I feel better about using. I’ll be checking out their other items. Seems like a great company.

The lotion is for the summer

Decent smell, blending in well with some work... got zero tan lines