"This fragrance free, all natural sunscreen protects the skin from the sun without any chemical filters. It has a non-greasy, lightweight formula and is easy to apply in a stick formula. It can be used for babies and for their parents as well. For optimal protection, stick sunscreens should be applied back and forth four passes on the skin then rubbed in." — Dr. Zeichner
"This is absolutely one of my favorite sunscreens. It is a physical blocker with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide which are usually the safer ingredients for people with sensitive skin. This sunscreen is also fragrance-free and paraben-free, more bonus points for people who have had allergic reactions with sunscreens. The tint is universal and gives your skin a healthy glow after application. Lastly this sunscreen has thermophilus, an ingredient that helps to protect skin against infrared damage. This is a particularly important benefit for people with melasma." — Dr. Shasha Hu, MD and the dermatologist on the Dr. Brandt Skincare Skin Advisory Board
"This sunscreen brush is perfect for touch up throughout the day, especially for people who wear makeup for work, and are hesitant to reapply SPF on top of their foundation/makeup colors. The active ingredients titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are physical blockers that give broad spectrum UV protection. The color palette that the brush comes in can be easily matched with your natural skin color ranging from pale to brown. Additionally this mineral powder brush comes with iron oxide, a key ingredient that provides visible light protection for people with pigment prone skin." — Dr. Hu
"This sunscreen company has a great reputation for making effective, safe sunscreens for all lifestyles. I particularly love this one by Blue Lizard — it is my go-to sunscreen for my kids. Not only does it provide water-resistant coverage that is SPF30+ with physical sun blockers, it also comes in a fun bottle cap that turns blue when exposed to UV light. The color change is just a great visual reminder to reapply sunscreen when you're out and about." — Dr. Hu
