This is a pretty good sunscreen.When my brother went to camp in April we bought this,it came with a smaller orange bottle so I got the bigger one.Im very paranoid about cancer,it runs in my family,so I use a SPF 50 or higher everyday so I dont get burned.I like that this is thicker and absorbs better.I used to use one that was kind of runny and it made my face horribly shiny.
I took of one lippy because when I use it makes me look paler at first,but goes away after awhile.And sometimes i'll still get burnt when wearing it,but sometimes I forget to apply it!

As with all high SPF sunblocks, it'll give you a shiny face no matter what and this product is no exception. Despite the shiny-ness, I still like it. I have combo skin and didn't break out. I just rub it in for a few seconds and let it dry. After, I dust on some powder and the shine goes away. The coconut smell is a little overwhelming but it fades after a few hours. Coverage is good and there's a tingle/slight burning upon application, which usually goes away (though it comes back when I'm in the... does this mean it's working?). I'm anti-tan and so far I'm overall satisfied with this product but definitely not my HG... will search for a better one.

Bought this when it was a buy one get one free deal at the local grocery store, so it was really a steal at $6. The lotion's really thick but that forces you to rub it into your skin to ensure proper application. But once it's applied, I think it's one of the best sports sunblocks I've ever used. It does not feel sticky and it's got a nice subtle scent. I even put it on my face (I've combo skin) and it doesn't even feel oily, instead, it feels really nice and smooth.
The little travel sized bottle is really useful to tout around in my tennis bag for reapplication.

Overall a decent sunscreen. Has avobenzone, so provides UVA coverage, but it tingles sometimes when I apply. I imagine that on someone with more sensitive skin, this tingle would be more like a burn though. This lotion is very thick, but I think that's a good thing since that makes it easier to apply enough sunscreen. It sinks in relatively quickly...about 15 minutes on my oily skin....and dries to a dewy finish. I think I would have to use 1 blotting paper if I were wearing this under makeup, but I wear it before going running outside so its fine on its own.