The odor was basically non-existent, at first smelling a tiny bit like citrus fruit, but then fading to nearly no odor at all. It left a faint white residue that went away after a few minutes, leaving behind a slightly shiny film. In our tests, we found the Thinkbaby sunscreen thick and creamy but also very easy to dispense and spread onto the skin. This sunscreen offers the highest possible protection of 50+ SPF, with the highest possible level of water resistance (80 minutes)! Note that these numbers don't just impress us, they are FDA-established maximums for any sunscreen. In fact, this particular sunscreen was the first to pass the Whole Foods rigid sunscreen inspection process (their premium care requirements), and they're known to be quite picky with what they consider for Health & Beauty products.
More importantly is what the Thinkbaby sunscreen does not have: phenoxyethanol, parabens, PABA, phthalates or BPA, oxybenzone, avobenzone, dioxane, or any other harsh chemicals. Note that Thinkbaby and Thinksport Kids mineral sunscreens appear to be identical, so if you can only find one of them, or one is cheaper, then go for it! Thinkbaby is the best overall sensitive and chemical-free sunblock option, coming in at about $3 per ounce, and holding the title as the #1 rated baby sunscreen on the Environmental Working Group's ( EWG) website! The Thinkbaby sunscreen is 20% Zinc Oxide (non-nano), which is a low-risk chemical pigment that offers excellent sun protection while also being reef-friendly. Here are the Best Baby Sunscreens of 2023! 1.
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Otherwise, let's get into the results!įull disclosure: Some of these sunscreens, including the Baby Bum, ThinkBaby, and Babyganics varieties, were sent to us as free test samples by the manufacturer. To find the best sunscreens your little one, we considered several factors in our reviews: chemical exposure, sunscreen effectiveness, length of protection, resilience during water play, the difficulty of application, oily hand-feel, and of course, price! For more details about how we considered these factors in our hands-on reviews, scroll down to the bottom of this page. Why no sunscreen sprays? Spray sunscreen can catch fire, children can inhale their harmful chemicals, and it's difficult to see areas you've missed during application (resulting in higher sunburn risk). In line with the Food and Drug Administration's guidance (FDA) and AAP, we strongly recommend using mineral-based sunscreen lotions rather than sprays. Given recent scientific results demonstrating that all active sunscreen ingredients (avobenzone, oxybenzone, octocrylene, homosalate, octisalate, and octinoxate) are absorbed into the bloodstream and remain detectable for several days, parents are searching for relatively low-risk sunscreens without exposing their children to harsh chemicals. Once your infant is over 6 months, the AAP recommends applying sunscreen to all areas of the body.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that when infants younger than 6 months cannot be fully clothed or kept in the shade, to apply sunscreen on any exposed skin.
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