Supergoop!Sunnyscreen 100% Mineral Spray SPF 50, 3.4 fl oz - Face & Body Sunscreen for Babies & Kids - 100% Non-Nano Mineral Formula - Pediatrician Tested, Hypoallergenic, Fragrance & Silicone Free

Great for folks with sensitive skin! The sprayer can get clogged, but it’s just as easy to dump a little in your hand and apply that way.

I use this with my child who has extremely sensitive skin. The only product that hasn’t left him with any chemical burn or irritation.

purchased because i assumed it was clear (who makes a spray sunscreen that isn't clear??) to go over make up/reapply. but it is very white. I did 1-2 sprays on my face and it went everywhere - probably a 2 foot x 2 foot area above/to the side of me got sprayed with sunscreen.

I love this brand, and I’m sure the sunscreen itself is great, but I was expecting more of a fine spray texture. It comes out pretty thick. Ended up returning because I was looking for more of a face sunscreen.

Supergoop is my favorite sunscreen brand but many of their products are not reef safe. This one is a mineral-based (rather than chemical) sunscreen, making it reef safe, so I thought I'd give it a try. It definitely works to protect my skin! However, even after rubbing it into the skin so it appears sheer to begin with, it eventually shows as a white film, especially in places like the elbow and knee creases. Since it's for babies, who probably don't notice the white film, this might not be a big deal. The spray feature of the bottle is ok; since it is a thicker liquid than most aerosol sunscreens, the sprayer doesn't spread the sunscreen out too much so you still have to spread it out and rub it into the skin. Scent is minimal, which is great. As with all Supergoop products, it is a bit pricey, but for me the guaranteed protection and lighter scent is worth it.

My kids like that this is a spray. Comes out very white. Some of their other mineral sunscreens do not. I use all of them! Love the stick and CC Screen.

Had high hopes for this! It might work better as a routine zinc oxide skin sunblock. I thought it might be thinner and less white since it was described as being useful for the scalp/head. I shook the bottle then sprayed onto my child’s scalp and it was a big blob of white sunblock. So, that doesn’t work for our purposes. Second time I used this, after shaking, it clogged within 5 sprays and eventually the little white part popped out of the spray nozzle. Still usable but it won’t spritz, will just glob out.

I purchased multiple sunscreens for my son to see which was best over all I think SG is def on my top 5 the coverage and protection from the UV rays couldn’t ask for a better quality for my little one and my self spray really does help to apply