White cast

So it leaves a very bad white case which turns the face shades of blue and purple after some time ! Very very greasy and made the skin look very sticky and unkept , we gave it multiple tries but it just did not work for us

Not to consider as our sun protection

Many negative reviews about Blue Lizard Kids/Baby Sunscreen report issues such as skin irritation, including rashes, redness, burning, and allergic reactions, often linked to ingredients like phenoxyethanol, chlorphenesin, silicones, and PEGs. Users also complain about a heavy white cast, especially on darker skin tones, making it difficult to blend. The sunscreen is often described as too thick, sticky, and hard to apply or remove, sometimes requiring multiple showers. Some parents report that the protection doesn't hold well, with their kids getting sunburned after sweating or swimming. Additionally, there are frequent complaints about packaging problems, including leaking bottles and broken caps. As a result, many turn to alternatives like Thinkkids, Badger, or Pipette, which are considered gentler for sensitive skin. That’s why we didn’t try it. I know that the smell is too much and the texture is sooooo thick

Sticky and gross

I got this to try for free from my honest review. This is in my opinion garbage. It’s overly thick. I tried it on myself before I used it on my kids and I couldn’t get the residue feeling and the sticky chalky feeling off my skin for days no matter how much I scrubbed off used exfoliate nothing. I then came across an article that states that there are carcinogenic and nervous system disruptors in the ingredients in this brand. I will be throwing it out not recommending not purchasing.

Too thick

Used on daughter it's like that diaper rash cream. To think and you have to rub hard to get into skin. Then she got a rash all over. I would never purchase