Green Screen D SPF 35 Organic Sunscreen By Kabana - Gluten-free - Soy-free - 3 Pack

I had done my research and was excited to use a sunscreen that would not be harmful to my skin or body. This had gotten great reviews by a blogger, so I decided to try. I was unimpressed by this product and would never ever use it again. The product was exceptionally difficult to apply. And was pretty much impossible to remove. After an hour of trying to scrub it off myself and my husband in the shower, I was mostly successful, but then was left with a giant mess in my shower and had to spend another hour trying to remove it from my shower. The product does work, we did not get any sunburn (or any sun for that matter) during the long day we spent in and on the water while sailing in Florida. However, it's not worth the hassle of applying or removing.

This sunscreen is a lifesaver for my son's sensitive skin! He never burns with it on and there is no rash for a few days after like other creams (even paraben-free, hypo allergenic, organic pricey creams!) tend to cause. The reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because if you want to use it, you have to be OK with a white-faced-kabuki-theater look. No matter how you rub- this stuff NEVER gets transparent. Obviously function is more important when it comes to saving skin from damaging rays, but I admit that I would LOVE it if it was available in a form that was clear once applied to the skin.Admission: I have thinned this cream down with my face moisturizer to make it do-able to wear out with the kabuki look. I'm pretty sure that also diminishes it's protective abilities. It is still a little visible, but not full on white face.

Makes you sweat white. Gross.

I would recommend it to people that don't suffer from break outs. The sunscreen is very white and heavy. Need to spread very well other wise you will end up with white face.

This is the ONLY Sunscreen i will buy for my 14 year old daughter from now on.. She has super sensitive skin on her face and with the "sensitive skin" sunscreens out there on the market she gets a rash and starts to swell up.. then have to take benedryl to get the rash and swelling to go down then falls asleep from that.. This has SAVED OUR OUTDOOR LIVES... LOVE THIS - Would Highly Recommend to anyone...

Was looking for a greener suncream, and really wanted to like this one, but it's just unusable.Goes on like white theatrical facepaint and is absorbed into the skin in exactly the same way bathroom grout isn't.Even after massaging into the skin for 5 mins, leaving for 15, then massaging in again, still leaves my skin with an "undead" pallor, and dries out patchily.So, great for your next indie zombie flick, but unusable for its intended purpose.

We purchased 2-8-ounce tubes of the tinted and untinted sunblocks because it stands alone among the 'chemical junk' that's being heavily marketed to sun junkies. There is scientific proof to back up its superior non-nanonized zinc oxide which is a natural sunblock from uva/uvb sun rays without the danger of cellular damage to the skin and lungs and subsequent cancer risk. Two adults used the natural (non-tint) sunblock over a hot and sunny 2-week vacation in southeast Utah with plenty left over for the remainder of the summer. At work, we use the tinted version like a make-up foundation and for protecting the face and neck from premature aging.People reading this need to skip the hype and research the literature before forking $$$ for harmful chemicals that get absorbed into the skin and lungs.

HORRIBLE sunscreen! The only reason why I purchased was due to the minimal ingredients. It is extremely hard to rub in, meaning you end up looking like death the entire time you wear it. Also after about 30 minutes in the Texas sun it starts to separate on your skin. I should have never purchased anything other then my HG sunscreen, which is Burnout Kids. Kabana needs to discontinue this sunscreen and come up with a better formula.