BADGER Clear Zinc Sunscreen Cream SPF40, 2.4 OZ

Okay, so I’ve tried a TON of sunscreens in my life, but this one? Total game changer. It’s clean no weird chemicals or anything, and it actually works. Like, I’m talking full protection from the sun, but without the thick, greasy feel you get with most sunscreens.What I love most is how lightweight it is. It blends in so quickly and doesn’t leave any white streaks or that heavy feeling on my skin. Plus, it doesn’t break me out, which is HUGE. My skin’s pretty sensitive, so finding something that works without causing irritation is a win in my book.The best part? It’s made with ingredients you can actually trust. No parabens, no harsh chemicals, just clean stuff that feels good on my face. Whether I’m chilling at the beach, out for a walk, or just doing errands, this sunscreen is a must. Seriously, my skin has never felt so protected and smooth at the same time.If you’re looking for a sunscreen that doesn’t suck, this is definitely worth ordering. Your skin will thank you!

It seems to really work. We are not even a bit red after spending afternoon out at the pool. It is really thick tho so you will be needing another one pretty quickly especially if you have multiple kids. It does not give the white residue once applied. It’s just the consistency is thick. Also, not a big fan of the smell. It is unscented but it does have that natural smell to it. But it is made with clean ingredients and overall I love it. I will be buying this throughout this summer!

This Badger tin is the only sunscreen I’ve used for years. It’s a thick, white cream that needs to be rubbed in well. It comes in a non-plastic tin, has no fragrance, has just 4 safe ingredients, is travel-friendly, and is effective.

This sunscreen is very good! Good ingredients, good blending in the skin, it doesn't make my skin feel to oily, it doesn't smell.But it comes in a very thick paste which makes it a little hard to rub in

We were recently in the Caribbean under intense sun, and spent lots of time, snorkeling, and in the sun. I expected times we were in the water and or under the sun for as much as four hours at a time. On a couple of vacations, we reapplied some to the face. This product is OK to apply. It’s thick and it sticks around for a very long time on the skin. We only had sunburns in small places we missed or when clothing rubbed it off. I really appreciate that this new mineral type sunscreen has has none of the harmful chemicals and is expected to be better to use for your skin.

Great sunscreen, a little thick but just need to rub it a bit between your hands to apply. Leaves a nice glow on skin. Feels nice, not sticky at all. Love that it’s a clean product and great sun protection! I really like it and am happy I purchased it!

Superb stuff! I never burn with this, it spreads easily, and I appreciate the simple and natural ingredients.

This is a good sunscreen overall and offers adequate sun protection. I like the fact that it's a sport mineral sunscreen. It's the only mineral-based sunscreen I've found that bills itself as sweatproof. It has no smell which I really like and does not irritate my skin.I got it to wear on bike rides. I typically ride for 1-3 hours at a time. It seems to last well enough and keep my skin protected from the sun.It will still run into your eyes when you sweat and it will sting, but it's not as bad as other mineral sunscreens I've tried in this respect.The biggest downsides are that it is really greasy and it rubs off easily. If I blow my nose or wipe my face, there is noticeably less sunscreen visible on my skin afterward. It is also much more greasy than other mineral sunscreens I've tried. It never seems to really fully dry on my face and no matter how much I rub it in it will feel greasy and prone to wiping off so you need to take care about getting it onto your clothes, car upholstery, etc. You will almost certainly want to wash your hands after applying it for this reason and it's very hard to wash off (which is probably a good thing in terms of it lasting while you wear it). I have to wash my face 5-6 times to get it off after a bike ride. I don't like to touch anything until I've washed my hands after I've applied it; this is a strike against reapplying it while you are out and about since you'd need to find a way to get it off of your hands.I like that it is mineral-based and has the highest ratings a sunscreen can get on sites like Yuka or ewg.org. On the other hand, I was just at the dermatologist and she told me that if you are just wearing sunscreen on your face, the ones that are considered to be more "unsafe" in terms of their chemical components are probably not a big risk because your face is such a small surface area and therefore any harmful absorption by your skin is unlikely. I might try a less greasy sport sunscreen in the future on that basis, although I would buy this sunscreen again for biking despite the downsides I noted.