Suntribe Active Organic Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50, 100 ml

I've been using this on myself, my 1 year old son, and my husband. It's worked great for preventing prickly heat on myself and son, and it's provided good protection for my fair-skinned husband who normally burns very quickly in the sun.I've not had any issues so far with the packaging, and the sunscreen itself is easy to spread and rub in, though it does leave a slight white cast on the skin which I think is typical of mineral sunscreens. It's definitely a lot more breathable on the skin that conventional high spf sunscreens, so it feels much nicer on the skin when out in the sun.It would have been great if it was water resistant for longer than 40 minutes, as that's not very long, and I think you'd need to reliably reapply this every 2 hours to reduce the risk of sunburn. But having said that it feels lovely and works well so I'll be using it exclusively over the summer.

I’ve been looking for a natural SPF and tinted moisturiser in one. Having use Dr Hauschka tinted cream and serum for many years. And mixing it with Suncream, I wanted a 2 in 1 product. This is very similar in coverage and a nice lighter tint even on very pale skin. The formula is slightly thinner and a little oilier than the Dr Hauschka one. But very happy with this

I bought this last summer for the kids and was so impressed. For a natural sunscreen it goes on really well, without leaving skin too white and did it's job. However have gone back to purchase this year and there is no way that it is worth paying £31!!! That is insane when there are now so many great natural sunscreens on the market. I have bought one by Badger instead which is less than half the price and has better reviews... Suntribe is a good product... even the poor reviews on here are about price and packaging over the quality of the sunscreen itself, so it's a shame they have allowed themselves to be priced out of the market like this.

Simply doesn’t work and perhaps even increases the risk of sunburn. I applied this liberally to my face and back yesterday while sitting in the sun, reapplying every hour and afterwards was left with some of the worst sunburn I’ve ever experienced.This is likely down to the fact that the main ingredient is sunflower oil, which literally cooks your skin in the sun. Interesting that this isn’t mentioned in the description (however it is listed on the bottle).The cream also has a foul, rancid vegetable oil smell, leaving you smelling like a chip pan.This product is not only ineffective, it is also potentially dangerous. Avoid! I’d recommend using Badger sunblock instead, a much more effective and safe product.

We don't have many mirrors in our place... I applied it blindly and faced my husband. He literally jumped backwards so I went to look in the mirror. It looked like I tried to apply clown make up. It's super thick too, took a while to rub in, even then I had to water it down to remove the white cast. I had no idea what sunscreens having a white cast meant until today. Anyway, could be great for light skin shades, but not mine! I'm Filipina. It smells nice though.

This is the best suncream I have ever found. All of the ingredients are safe, it goes on easily and absorbs in easily. It is safe and it works. I first brought this last year and took it on holiday where it was 40 degrees at times, none of us got burned despite being out in the sun and swimming all day every day. It appears pricey but actually it works out cheaper as you don't need to use very much. I couldn't believe how long it lasted. I won't buy anything else now as nothing as ever come close to the standard of this, I can not fault it.

When I took it abroad the cream became gloopy, thick and didn't rub in well. However . . . When I used it in the UK it was absolutely fantastic. Having said all of that I will buy again

Brill. Mon toxic