STREAM2SEA SPF40 Unscented Reef Safe Mineral Sport Sunscreen in Tin with 20% EcoSafe Zinc for Face & Body, Natural Organic Biodegradable Non Toxic Coral Reef Safe Sunscreen, Travel Size, Mineral BasedEWG Verified

We bought this because it was on the list from the Environmental Working Group as being safe to use and made without any toxins or harmful chemicals. It works well and protects the skin. I highly recommend. You have to rub it in. But it does rub on. We use it on ourselves and our kid.

Thicker and lasts longer than any spray, worked great.

I used this while scuba diving as I needed a reef safe sunblock. Very effective. Comes in a cute tin (that easily fits in a pocket) with a wooden spatula for applying. I used it for a week and hardly put a dent in it. Highly recommend!

I liked that it worked for travel since it is solid and doesn’t spill. Easy to warm in your hands and apply. As others have said, may take longer to apply if you’re going for a large surface area, because the going is slow! Worked for me for neck and arms. It did feel greasy on my face.

(Edit after using product): while I am still not thrilled about the cost, or the thick white cast this leaves on your skin, it really does work greatI am a redhead with hardly any freckles, I just burn like burn within 15 minutes of sun exposure. The results I get from this SPF is comparable to wearing a cloth sunshirt. I have never found a better sunblock and I can’t ask for anything more than that.Also I feel better when swimming in lakes and rivers that I’m not harming wildlife.After my frost review, the seller reached out and offered a refund no questions asked which I respect, but I declined as I wanted to fully try the product…and I’m so glad I did!I don’t care how good the sunscreen is, for $25 I expected a lot more. I’m grumpy I spent so much when for $8 I can get a giant jug of bad-for-the-earth spf. The Tin is smaller than my palm and I have tiny hands. It’s like a scam almost. Feels nice and no smell, good for the environment still doesn’t make up for the cost unless your target customers are wealthyThis hurts the message of sustainability btw.

Works great!

Love that this comes in a tin, that was the main draw for me. I don't want more plastic to recycle. But the value of this sunscreen for the money just isn't there. I need about 12 g to protect my skin while wearing shorts. That means I only get about 6.5 uses out of a tin. From what I paid, its about $3.50 usd per application. Considering it needs to be reapplied every 2 hours... it's too expensive. Get a 2.8 oz tin down to about $10, and I'll be a fan.

This sunscreen is a cool concept. I like that it comes in a tin and that it’s a solid. It’s a nice portable option. That being said I think there are some changes that would benefit this product. First, it only comes about halfway filled which is a bummer considering the price and the amount of product you have to use in order to get good coverage. Especially if you are using on your arms or chest. This may be a sunscreen best suited for small areas like your face, scalp, and ears. But there are better, higher SPF, lower cost options for facial sunscreen. It’s also kind of hard to get a good amount out of the tin. It would be nice if it came with a small scraper or spatula to help. Once it is out the application does go pretty well and sort of melts into your skin. So that’s nice. But overall I think there are better options out there for this price range.