Badger Clear Zinc Sunscreen Cream SPF40, 2.4 OZ

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 is one of my favorite clean sunscreens. It goes on easily and doesn't leave your skin white and provides good protection from the sun. Highly recommend if you're looking for a reef safe sunscreen that isn't bad for the environment or your body. I much prefer this version over the tube one as that one is harder to blend in.

This has only 4 ingredients, no scent, no plastic, and it’s reef safe. My daughter has albinism and this is the best product I have found in terms of water-resistance for her face (particularly under her eyes). I live in a tropical climate and we go through a lot of sunscreen. I use this on myself also and it doesn’t break out my face. Despite being toted around in various bags in extremely hot conditions (beach sand during summer, kayaking) it hasn’t melted and leaked out of its container. Really pleased with this and we will continue using as long as they make it.

Difficult to apply unless you warm it up . Otherwise great. Does not look white when applied.

I like both this and the same product in spf50-- I actually now prefer the 50 because it goes on even dryer than than the 40. This is now my go-to spa product for my arms and legs. I still prefer a lotion or cream formula for my face, neck and chest. If you are accustomed to using a lotion this may feel an odd texture at first, but I came to really appreciate its use. It has no scent or fumes whatsoever. I have very fair skin so I do not notice if products leave a white cast, but I am pretty sure that if it does, it goes away as the product dries onto the skin.

I like that this comes in a tin instead of a plastic container. I also like that it's reef safe! We used it on our baby and were using other sunscreen on ourselves (trying to use up open bottles). It goes on pretty clear and doesn't seem greasy or prone to running into eyes. Most importantly, guess who is sunburned and who came out unscathed after an afternoon in the bright sun yesterday? Two burned parents and one happy baby vote for future use of the Badger Coral Reef Safe Sunscreen Tin.

Need an amazing sunscreen, that smells great and isn't going to hurt the environment? Then this is it! Applies pretty creamy with a slight white tinge but hey, I know its on. Also, I felt good about using it while on the beach since its reef safe.

The sunscreen goes on clear and moisturizes well. It may be a bit much for oily skin, but it is perfect for regular or dry skin. Next time, I would buy the stick version because, as it's a solid, you have to work hard to get enough on your fingers to apply it.

For a start I could pronounce every ingredient on the tin. It also contains a significant amount one of the most potent (and safe) sunbloc ingredients (Zinc Oxide). I've used this while hiking across the Southwest of the USA, the Mohave, Monument Valley, even a little time in Death Valley, and I didn't suffer from any burns whatsoever. I swear by it. If I had one plea, it would be to ask why we can only get the Factor 40 here and not the Factor 50 I found easy to obtain in the USA.

Great product, natural, didn't give me any allergic reaction and lasts on skin

Great ingredients, waterproof, reef friendly, stays on. Kinda hard to get out of the tin but ok.

I got this today and couldn't believe it. Here it is, opened and spilling out over the rim of a tin which is almost impossible to close. I had to pester the company to get the ingredients and they turned out to be full of the worst allergens - especially beeswax, which is non-vegan. I'm vegan. There's nothing on the tin except zinc oxide as an ingredient, which I'm not really sure is non-nano in this case. The description is so confusing. I only realised that there were other ingredients because of customer reviews. For the record, the ingredients are: Purpose uncoated zinc oxide 22.5% as the active ingredient. The inactive ingredients are: sunflower seed oil, beeswax, sunflower vitamin E. I believe they are all organic, but the description I received back when I enquired is confusing. I don't know if it's just the vitamin E which is organic, or all the other ingredients. I am not even sure what purpose uncoated zinc oxide means in practice in terms of being non-nano. I also do not know what the percentage of ingredients are in this product, as 22.5% for the main active seems quite low. I wouldn't put such a vaguely described cocktail on my face, so it had to go back. I wouldn't be able to work with such a strange tin container which does not have a 'closed' mechanism. It is also quite expensive considering all the issues above. Needless to say, I had to return this, untried. Had such high hopes as Badger is a super company.