ThinkSport Sunscreen 50 SPF 177ml (6oz) - Safer Zinc Oxide Mineral Formulation - Ideal for all Sport and Outdoor Pursuits - Non-Toxic Ingredients

Thick and protective

Product as advertised, not used awaiting sun but purchased before great from outdoor sports golf, skiing and paddle boarding

Seems to provide the SPF stated

I usually use factor 50 and all manufacturers have felt the product makes me hot I come inside. This does not. It just protects me , does not create heat and activates within 15 minutes of application. I believe the ingredients are more natural. Which is why I initially bought it. But find the highcomfort levels which will make me purchase again.

I bought this after doing my research, it does it’s job. It’s active ingredient is zinc oxide 20% which is what you want. Only thing is the white cast I though this wouldn’t have it but it does unfortunately so I won’t use it on my face anymore just my arms etc

Spent hours researching reef safe sunscreen, and all reviews stated this offered safe protection, good cover, and not too much white cast. Chuffing expensive at nearly £22 but I couldn’t bear the thought of poisoning the beautiful creatures we were snorkelling with so took the hit.This stuff is awful. Does not rub in so therefore doesn’t give good enough cover. Leaves thick, white casts which do not rub in. Also feels horribly greasy. And, after exhausting ourselves with the struggle to reapply it every 1-2hrs, we got severely burnt all, even the areas that were very well rubbed in.Dangerous, unsafe for use, horrid to apply. Very upset about the increased risk of skin cancer with burns as we are always so careful and have not burnt for years (using Tesco Soleil at £2.50 a bottle). I sincerely hope it at least protected the sea creatures as we persevered, but to our personal detriment. (And I do now wonder if even that was effective…). And all at a very hefty price tag. Poor.

The best sunscreen I’ve tried. Already bought it twice. Use it for protecting my face while surfing and it works very well.

I checked the ingredients on many suncreams that claim to be reef-safe or marine-friendly. Many are not not but I believe this one is (blue tube spf 50 thinksport). I used this walking around Thailand in 38 degree heat. I applied it in the morning, I stayed in the shade at lunch time, and I reapplied it again. It worked (I have very pale skin and I did not burn). :-)I went on a snorkelling trip. I hid in the shade of the boat except for the 1 hour long session in the water. I applied it liberally 20 min before entering the water at 9am. Unfortunately the back of my legs burnt quite badly where my yoga pants did not cover the back of my calves and ankles (and it was still only mid morning). So I do not think it works well in water. I suspect none of the genuinely marine friendly ones do.