Review on 🌞 Waterproof Sunscreen for Sensitive Kids with Minerals by Mike Bray

Update: At the time of writing my review, the description was for a 1 ounce bottle. When I looked at the bottle, I realized that it was actually a 3 ounce bottle. So at the current $11 for 3 ounces, it's not as expensive as previously thought. Compared to other mineral sunscreens, the texture of this product is quite thick and even a bit difficult to squeeze out of the bottle. Once in hands, it rubs up well, although it leaves a rather sticky texture. He seems to be doing what he has to do after spending the day in the sun. For a 1 ounce bottle that sells for $14, that's quite pricey compared to my favorite blue lizard, which usually sells for around $14 for a 5 ounce bottle with SPF 50 (both reef approved) can be found. A 1 ounce bottle is enough for a day at the beach with two toddlers. While the moisturizing properties can be good, there are better options in the world of mineral sunscreens that rub in better and are less expensive.