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product_id: 1045813
title: "Thinkbaby SPF 50+ Baby Sunscreen, 3 Oz. – Safe, Natural Mineral Sun Cream for Babies - Water Resistant, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Sun Protection – Vegan Sunscreen for Kids"
brand: "think"
price: "₨505"
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# 23.4% Zinc Oxide Mineral Formula 80 Min FDA-Approved Water Resistance SPF 50+ Broad Spectrum Defense Thinkbaby SPF 50+ Baby Sunscreen, 3 Oz. – Safe, Natural Mineral Sun Cream for Babies - Water Resistant, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Sun Protection – Vegan Sunscreen for Kids

**Brand:** think
**Price:** ₨505
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Protect tiny skin with big power — safe, clean, and splash-ready!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Thinkbaby SPF 50+ Baby Sunscreen, 3 Oz. – Safe, Natural Mineral Sun Cream for Babies - Water Resistant, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Sun Protection – Vegan Sunscreen for Kids by think
- **How much does it cost?** ₨505 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- think enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted think brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pure Mineral Power:** Non-nano zinc oxide formula free from parabens, oxybenzone, and harmful chemicals—trusted by Whole Foods Premium Care.
- • **Ultimate Baby-Safe Sun Shield:** SPF 50+ broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection designed specifically for delicate infant skin.
- • **Eco-Conscious & Vegan Friendly:** Reef-safe, cruelty-free, and vegan sunscreen that aligns with your values and protects the planet your kids will inherit.
- • **Splash-Proof & Adventure-Ready:** FDA-certified water resistance keeps your little one protected for up to 80 minutes in water or sweat.
- • **Effortless, Non-Greasy Application:** Fast-absorbing, hydrating lotion with a subtle papaya scent that won’t leave sticky residue or chemical odors.

## Overview

Thinkbaby SPF 50+ Baby Sunscreen offers high-performance, mineral-based sun protection tailored for infants and toddlers. Featuring 23.4% zinc oxide, it delivers broad spectrum UVA/UVB defense with FDA-approved water resistance for up to 80 minutes. This vegan, reef-safe formula is free from harmful chemicals, fast-absorbing, and gentle on sensitive skin, making it the trusted choice for millennial parents who demand clean, effective, and eco-conscious sun care.

## Description

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Review: Great Choice After Lots of Research — Clean Ingredients, Reliable Protection - After researching a ton of baby sunscreens, I kept coming back to Thinkbaby SPF 50+ because of its clean ingredients and strong reputation — and it’s lived up to the hype. It goes on smoothly for a mineral sunscreen, leaves only a very light white cast, and feels gentle even on sensitive skin. I love that it’s made with non-nano zinc oxide and free of harsh chemicals, fragrances, and parabens. It’s also water-resistant, which is perfect for busy outdoor days. If you’re looking for a safe, effective sunscreen for your little one, this is a fantastic pick. I feel great knowing I’m putting something this clean and protective on my baby’s skin.
Review: among the best sunscreens on the market... - In the summertime protecting myself and my children from harmful effects of sun is of great importance. We all need sunlight for proper Vitamin D synthesis in our body however a 20 minute/day direct exposure (not blocked by window glass or clear plastic) is more than enough for that purpose. Anything above that starts to show the adverse effects of the sun. What are they? The most pronounced two adverse effects are premature aging of skin and skin cancer, not to mention horrible immediate redness and tenderness followed by peeling of skin which can cancel your all joy from a beach holiday. To avoid all those effects we have to take preventive measures. The most effective and the least harmful preventive measure is to avoid exposure to sun during critical hours. So if you can avoid being under direct sunlight between 10am and 3pm you are doing the best you can do. Second comes appropriate clothing and accessories. I recommend using rash guards (top part of swim suits that can block UV while not causing a big restriction.) They should be worn especially by children although I, as an adult men, got used to wearing one Speedo Men's UPF 50+ Easy Short Sleeve Rashguard Swim Tee happily . Hats and glasses are other accessories that come to my mind as preventive measures. Third comes the sunscreens. The reason I rate it below the first two is that it contains a bunch of ingredients and can readily be absorbed by body, enter blood stream or have effects in local skin tissue. Therefore it is critical to know what is in it and what it does after routine daily use. Another reason is that it may give a false safety feeling since it is not effective until 15 minutes has past after applying and the protective effect vanishes after 80 minutes.(also true for this model as written on the bottle). So not knowing these details may get you unprotected while you mistakenly believe you are safe... According to FDA website 17 ingredients are allowed to be topically applied to skin for the purpose of sun protection. External websites (including the Oz show and EWG) says 15 of them are proven endocrine distruptors which, after entering your blood stream can act as your hormones and cause imbalance, leading to different adverse effects. Oxybenzene (endocrine distruptor) and some vitamin A derivatives (claimed by some sources as carcinogenic) are the most infamous nasty chemicals among the other bad fellows that make up the list. The 'innocent' guys are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Those ingredients are believed to be relatively harmless while offering good UV protection. This particular product has 20% zinc oxide as the active ingredient. So it has an overall rating of 1 out of 10 in EWG (Environmental Working Group) website (lower number means less harmful) Zinc oxide, on that website , is rated as 2 with some minor concerns about cellular problems and bio-accumulation. Other filler ingredients are listed as harmless except dimethicone which was rated 3 due to some organ level toxicity concerns as well as environmental toxicity issues. However among the list of 462 sunscreens clearly investigated by that independent agency, this one still rates among the top products. Besides it is rated as having a good balance of UV A and UV B protection by many external websites I have searched including EWG itself. After all those general information, here comes my hands on experience after two months of use: -It is effective: No sunburn in my children after our two weeks of beach holiday. (But I have to say we have avoided the sun by staying in shade as much as possible and used protective clothing too..) -It did not cause any irritation or skin problems,it is also written on the bottle to be safe for babies over 6 months old (younger than that: check with your doctor is what it says) -It does not smell nasty. No smell apart from a mild fruity smell. -Price wise it is okay especially when considering the availability to order it through subscribe and save and get an additional upto 20% discount (at the time I bought it). (some reviewers point out bigger 6 ounce sizes are available for cheaper in external websites which might be worth considering too...) Over all, I am pretty happy about the purchase and apply it without much concern to my kids as an additional sun protection to other methods, I discussed above. Just keep in mind the instructions and re-apply regularly and you are good to go...

## Features

- SAFE, NATURAL PROTECTION: Thinkbaby sunscreen provides effective SPF 50+ sun protection for babies. The broad spectrum UVA & UVB kid sunscreen is suitable for daily use on infants’ sensitive skin, offering gentle defense against the sun’s rays
- EASY APPLICATION: The hydrating mineral sunscreen is quick and easy to apply to even the most active babies, and protection begins instantly. The fast absorbing kids sun lotion won’t leave skin feeling oily or sticky, and has no unpleasant chemical scent.
- CLEAN MINERAL FORMULA: The first baby mineral sunscreen to pass Whole Foods Premium Care requirements, Leaping Bunny certified sun creams contain no PABA, parabens, phthalates, BPA, oxybenzone, avobenzone, petroleum, gluten, dairy, or toxic chemicals.
- WATER RESISTANT: Your baby can splash, swim and play in the water safely. Our children's and toddler sunscreen provides the highest water resistance per the FDA, offering babies continuous protection for up to 80 minutes in the pool or sea before the sunscreen should be re-applied.
- SUNCARE BY THINK SUN: Thinkdaily, Thinkbaby, Thinkkids & Thinksports have got your family covered with gentle and reef-safe ingredient based clean sunscreen, made to be effective for delicate and sensitive skin without sacrificing protection

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004CDQ73K |
| Active Ingredients | Zinc Oxide 23.4% |
| Age Range Description | 6 - 60 months |
| Best Sellers Rank | #177 in Baby ( See Top 100 in Baby ) #2 in Baby Sun Protection |
| Brand Name | THINK |
| Country as Labeled | United States |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 24,018 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00890397002684 |
| Item Dimensions | 1.37 x 6.5 x 2.16 inches |
| Item Form | Lotion |
| Item Volume | 89 Milliliters |
| Item Weight | 3 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | ThinkOperations, LLC |
| Material Features | Reef Safe |
| Material Type Free | Dye Free |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Benefits | Ultra-Violet Protection |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Sun protection for infants and daily use on sensitive skin |
| Scent | Papaya |
| Scent Name | Papaya |
| Skin Tone | Sensitive skin |
| Skin Type | Sensitive |
| Sun Protection Factor | 50 Sun Protection Factor (SPF) |
| Target Use Body Part | Body |
| UPC | 890397002684 |
| Unit Count | 3 Ounce |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Item Weight:** 9.07 g
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Product Benefits:** Ultra-Violet Protection
- **Scent:** Papaya
- **Sun Protection Factor:** 50 Sun Protection Factor (SPF)

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What's the difference between ThinkBaby and ThinkSport?**
A: The ingredient lists are exactly the same except for the last ones - ThinkBaby has papaya and ThinkSport has currant and citrus paradisi (grapefruit). I have used ThinkBaby which has a papaya scent so I would assume the difference is ThinkSport has a currant/grapefruit scent.

**Q: Does this work well on adults? I have been reading some reviews and noticed that its common to expect tanning. Can I get some experiences and opinions on this? Does this work well while swimming or sweating?**
A: I use it on a regular basis.  I work outdoors and generally find reapplying every 4 hours works for me.  This seems to hold up well to sweat, in my opinion; I have never been swimming while wearing it.  As for the tanning, I haven't encountered that issue by applying it relatively generously (about the amount that one would use when apply a moisturizing lotion - turns me nice and white and takes a bit of working in to the skin... then the white fades).  It's my favorite 'healthy' sunscreen - the consistency is so much nicer than a lot of the others!

**Q: Why is there a bpa warning on this sunscreen? Does it contain bpa?**
A: I looked at the image and I see the warning that says keep away from heat and sunlight. I always assumed those kind of warnings were  about the actual product degrading, not that there was a BPA /BPS issue.

 I am aware of those issues though but I guess I was naive and didn't even think about considering them while looking for safe mineral sunscreens( which is already been an exhaustive chore). I appreciate both of you bringing this to my attention and I hope Thinksport actually addresses this soon. 

Honestly I'm just getting more and more frustrated trying to find a safe,mineral, vegan sunscreen. I didn't find any last year and the year before I found one but it had artificial fragrance and I ended up not using it because I couldn't take the scent. :(

**Q: Is thinkbaby sunscreen hypoallergenic?**
A: Hi.  The CEO of thinkbaby wrote an article o sunscreens.  Here is an excerpt which talks about hypo-allergenic.Safe SunscreenJust google searching chemical sunscreen and you'll find a raging debate on ingredient safety and efficacy. We all like to think that chemicals that we interact with on a daily basis are regulated by some aspect of the government. But, the reality is that the cosmetic and chemical industries are highly unregulated. There are 80,000 chemicals in commerce today and only 5 have been removed from use over the last 30 years... Yes if that seems ridiculous, you are correct.There are two types of sunscreens on the market. The first is chemical sunscreen. They work by taking the UV light and try to convert the light into something less harmful. The downside is that they not only generate free radicals, but the chemicals themselves are highly questionable. Luckily there is a database that provides unbelievable support in locating information relating to these ingredients. The database was put together by the Environmental Working Group and its called Skin Deep. The database currently has over 1500 sunscreens entered, but even if you don't find your formula, you can easily put each individual ingredient in to see its safety rating. The second types of sunscreens are mineral based solutions. You'll either see Zinc Oxide or Titanium Dioxide as the active ingredient. Mineral sunscreens work by reflecting the UV light. Keep in mind it's important to understand what is in the inactive ingredient list. It is easy for harmful chemicals to make their way into that list as well. So solely focusing on the active ingredients will only provide you part of the safety story.Chemical sunscreens make up the majority of the market unfortunately. They are both cheap and apply clear. Mineral based solutions can cause some amount of whitening during use and are also more expensive. But at what cost is it cheaper. Some mineral base formulations have also taken to using clear zinc or nano particle sized zinc or titanium. We recommend sourcing a non-nano zinc oxide solution. There is just not enough data on the ability for nano particles getting into the blood stream. As such, it is better to embrace the Precautionary principle.No brand of sunscreen can market to children less than 6 months of age. You should consult with your doctor before applying any sunscreen. Our suggestion would be to ask them about skin patch testing and also bring the ingredients deck. Incidence of allergic responses has skyrocketed over the last two decades. Any sunscreen that is marketing itself as "hypo-allergenic" is engaged in false marketing. There are plenty of natural ingredients (like nuts) that children are allergic too. There is just no way of guarantying allergic response.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Choice After Lots of Research — Clean Ingredients, Reliable Protection
*by S***R on April 12, 2025*

After researching a ton of baby sunscreens, I kept coming back to Thinkbaby SPF 50+ because of its clean ingredients and strong reputation — and it’s lived up to the hype. It goes on smoothly for a mineral sunscreen, leaves only a very light white cast, and feels gentle even on sensitive skin. I love that it’s made with non-nano zinc oxide and free of harsh chemicals, fragrances, and parabens. It’s also water-resistant, which is perfect for busy outdoor days. If you’re looking for a safe, effective sunscreen for your little one, this is a fantastic pick. I feel great knowing I’m putting something this clean and protective on my baby’s skin.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ among the best sunscreens on the market...
*by M***Y on June 19, 2014*

In the summertime protecting myself and my children from harmful effects of sun is of great importance. We all need sunlight for proper Vitamin D synthesis in our body however a 20 minute/day direct exposure (not blocked by window glass or clear plastic) is more than enough for that purpose. Anything above that starts to show the adverse effects of the sun. What are they? The most pronounced two adverse effects are premature aging of skin and skin cancer, not to mention horrible immediate redness and tenderness followed by peeling of skin which can cancel your all joy from a beach holiday. To avoid all those effects we have to take preventive measures. The most effective and the least harmful preventive measure is to avoid exposure to sun during critical hours. So if you can avoid being under direct sunlight between 10am and 3pm you are doing the best you can do. Second comes appropriate clothing and accessories. I recommend using rash guards (top part of swim suits that can block UV while not causing a big restriction.) They should be worn especially by children although I, as an adult men, got used to wearing one Speedo Men's UPF 50+ Easy Short Sleeve Rashguard Swim Tee happily . Hats and glasses are other accessories that come to my mind as preventive measures. Third comes the sunscreens. The reason I rate it below the first two is that it contains a bunch of ingredients and can readily be absorbed by body, enter blood stream or have effects in local skin tissue. Therefore it is critical to know what is in it and what it does after routine daily use. Another reason is that it may give a false safety feeling since it is not effective until 15 minutes has past after applying and the protective effect vanishes after 80 minutes.(also true for this model as written on the bottle). So not knowing these details may get you unprotected while you mistakenly believe you are safe... According to FDA website 17 ingredients are allowed to be topically applied to skin for the purpose of sun protection. External websites (including the Oz show and EWG) says 15 of them are proven endocrine distruptors which, after entering your blood stream can act as your hormones and cause imbalance, leading to different adverse effects. Oxybenzene (endocrine distruptor) and some vitamin A derivatives (claimed by some sources as carcinogenic) are the most infamous nasty chemicals among the other bad fellows that make up the list. The 'innocent' guys are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Those ingredients are believed to be relatively harmless while offering good UV protection. This particular product has 20% zinc oxide as the active ingredient. So it has an overall rating of 1 out of 10 in EWG (Environmental Working Group) website (lower number means less harmful) Zinc oxide, on that website , is rated as 2 with some minor concerns about cellular problems and bio-accumulation. Other filler ingredients are listed as harmless except dimethicone which was rated 3 due to some organ level toxicity concerns as well as environmental toxicity issues. However among the list of 462 sunscreens clearly investigated by that independent agency, this one still rates among the top products. Besides it is rated as having a good balance of UV A and UV B protection by many external websites I have searched including EWG itself. After all those general information, here comes my hands on experience after two months of use: -It is effective: No sunburn in my children after our two weeks of beach holiday. (But I have to say we have avoided the sun by staying in shade as much as possible and used protective clothing too..) -It did not cause any irritation or skin problems,it is also written on the bottle to be safe for babies over 6 months old (younger than that: check with your doctor is what it says) -It does not smell nasty. No smell apart from a mild fruity smell. -Price wise it is okay especially when considering the availability to order it through subscribe and save and get an additional upto 20% discount (at the time I bought it). (some reviewers point out bigger 6 ounce sizes are available for cheaper in external websites which might be worth considering too...) Over all, I am pretty happy about the purchase and apply it without much concern to my kids as an additional sun protection to other methods, I discussed above. Just keep in mind the instructions and re-apply regularly and you are good to go...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thinkbaby SPF 50+ Baby Mineral Sunscreen – Trusted Protection for Sensitive Skin
*by H***S on May 26, 2025*

Thinkbaby SPF 50+ Baby Mineral Sunscreen offers a safe and effective solution for protecting your baby's delicate skin from harmful UV rays. Formulated with non-nano zinc oxide, this water-resistant sunscreen provides broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection for up to 80 minutes, making it ideal for outdoor activities. The inclusion of natural ingredients such as jojoba oil, sunflower oil, olive oil, and hyaluronic acid helps to moisturize and soothe the skin, while the pleasant natural fragrance ensures a comfortable application experience. Dermatologist-recommended and free from harmful chemicals, this sunscreen is suitable for babies with sensitive skin and those prone to eczema. Its thick, white cream texture may leave an initial white cast, but it rubs in smoothly without feeling greasy. Parents appreciate its effectiveness and peace of mind knowing their little ones are protected with a clean and safe product. Available in a 6 oz tube, it's a practical choice for families seeking reliable sun protection for their babies.

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