Sun Bum Mineral Sunscreen Spray, SPF 30, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Protection, Hypoallergenic, Paraben Free, Gluten Free, Vegan, 1 Count

Been using this product for years. I have one child that is allergic to sunscreen. I like the spray bottle for application. Does leave a mildly white hue on skin. But it is not as bad as mineral sunscreens. Protection from Sun is as expected. It is a little pricey.

Covers well and stays put in the water! Be aware that because it is a mineral based sunscreen it is white and will take some effort to rub it in YET it does a fantastic job-no sunburn on this girl!!

This doesn't spray nicely like the other non-mineral Sun Bum sunscreen sprays. It creates large, white blotches on the skin that are hard to spread. I suggest spraying some in your hand first, dabbing it in small amounts on the face and body, and then spreading it around. Great sun protection!

This is a mineral sunscreen so obviously it needs to be reapplied frequently and you need to limit contact with clothing, especially dark colors, but it was the best mineral sunscreen I've ever used. I have fair skin and I burn easily but I had no issues with the protection this sunscreen provided. I found applying it in circles along my body with quick sprays and then rubbing to the rest of my skin worked best for conserving how much I used and reducing the white cast that all mineral sunscreens should have. On a side note, it is disturbing how many people complain about having to wash their clothes when using a mineral sunscreen. Yes, it may be less convenient to use mineral sunscreens than hormone disrupting based sunscreens but that's the price you pay for being a conscientious human being who tries to limit their impacts to the ecosystems we visit.

I have used other sun bum products and they have less ingredients than competitors. I’ve never used their spray sunscreen but found this and saw it’s a mineral sunscreen too. Well, I’m disappointed and Amazon doesn’t allow returns on this. It sprays clumpy white sunscreen no different looking than what comes out of a bottle, it’s unlike any spray sunscreen I’ve used before and it sprays like an almost empty paint can that’s sputters all over. It sprayed some on my clothes, the shower curtain, and the sink cabinet and won’t come off. When applied, it’s thick and makes my tattoos look faded and cloudy. When I shower there’s still some residue in the wrinkles where my arm bends. Does it work? Maybe. But it will make your skin look worse when it’s applied and it’s super messy. You still have to spread it with your hands too which defeats the purpose of it being a spray in the first place. Light a $20 bill on fire instead and save yourself the hassle.