Thinksport. It's reef safe and used all over Hawaii. It's effective as all get out in blocking any unwanted sun exposure. A little goes a long way. I bought 6 tubes thinking we'd need a ton for 2 weeks in Maui but we used maybe 1.5 and none of us got burned in the August sun last year.
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05-20-2019 #11
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We like ThinkSport or ThinkBaby also. They are the same ingredients so I get whatever is cheaper.
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I bought the Alba spray 2-pack at Costco when we were in Maui last summer because it said it was Reef safe right on the package. DD said it wasn't sticky on her skin. She and DH used it snorkeling and paddleboarding and ziplining.
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05-21-2019 #14
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This was supposed to quote fauve, above...
I've been using this for a couple of years too. It's one of just a small few sunscreens that don't irritate my skin after using a few days consecutively, and also doesn't have that distinctive sunscreen smell (which I have no tolerance for). My kids love it too because some other sunscreens make them feel hot (like it's trapping heat on thirty skin), but this doesn't.
Sent from my SM-G920V using TapatalkLast edited by PunkyBoo; 05-21-2019 at 12:42 PM. Reason: This was supposed to quote fauve above...
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