Coppertone Pure & Simple Baby SPF 50 Sunscreen Stick, Water Resistant, Pediatrician Recommended, Mineral Based, Cocoa butter, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Protection, 0.49 Ounce
May 13, 2019 - Comment
#1 Pediatrician recommended sunscreen brand. Playing outside is a lot more fun when your little ones are protected with Coppertone Pure & Simple Baby SPF 50 Sunscreen Stick. Protect your baby’s skin from the sun with this gentle and hypoallergenic sunscreen that’s designed to provide convenient spot protection to exposed areas such as the ears, nose, and face. Delivering broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection, this gentle formula is free from dyes and fragrances. Apply to your baby’s skin whenever the fun takes you outside, whether it’s a day at the beach or playing by the pool. This pack contains a 0.49 oz SPF 50 sunscreen stick. Use and reapply as directed.
Product Features
- 50 SPF hypoallergenic sunscreen stick for babies
- Gentle, dermatologically tested formula for the most exposed areas like ears, nose and face
- Free from PABA, phthalates, fragrances, parabens, dyes, alcohol and oxybenzone
- Delivers broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection without irritating even the most sensitive skin
- 0.49 oz sunscreen stick
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did not dispense from bottle the lotion will not come out of the bottle! yes, i turned the cap to the right position first, but no lotion. not a drop. although i usually buy Coppertone suntan lotion, i won’t be ordering this one again!
Fun to apply but just as thick and sticky as lotion We got this hoping that it would be easier to rub in than the typical baby sunscreen which stays white and sticky forever! It’s a little easier but not as much as I was hoping–not the whipped cream texture I was hoping for. It basically dissolves into a thick white lotion when you rub it between your hands. I will say there’s definitely a “fun factor” in squirting the moose out which would appeal to older kids who need encouraging to apply their own sunscreen.
Not completely mineral based and has parabens I am very picky about the sunscreen I use for my children because I’m aware that sometimes the chemicals used for sunscreen are harmful to their endocrine systems. This was advertised as being a mineral-based sunscreen which is why I got it. Mineral based sunscreens use Zinc Oxide or Titanium oxide and provide an actual physical barrier to the harmful UVA and UVB rays. You can tell it’s mineral based when you apply it and you see the whiteness that doesn’t really go away with rubbing. In this…