Product Description
Even indirect sun can affect baby's fragile skin. Smooth on this gentle, hypo-allergenic lotion for baby-safe, broad-spectrum (UVA and UVB) protection that's good for the whole family. The water-resistant SPF 30 formula features non-absorbing mineral sun filters that stay on the skin's surface to defend against harmful rays. Contains no chemical sunscreens, parabens, gluten or PABA.
- Light, fresh scent
- Free of parabens and PABA
- Gluten free
- Made with extra-virgin olive oil
- SPF 30. Retains SPF for up to 80 minutes of water activity
Seventh Generation Baby Sunscreen SPF 30, 3 Ounce Reviews
Seventh Generation Baby Sunscreen SPF 30, 3 Ounce Reviews
| 15 of 15 people found the following review helpful  Only one that did not cause a reaction in my 21 month old., This review is from: Seventh Generation Baby Sunscreen SPF 30, 3 Ounce (Health and Beauty) My son reacted to several other popular sunscreen/sunblock brands that we tried earlier this summer. He would blister across his cheeks and gets a hive like rash along his hairline. I wanted a physical blocker (titanium dioxide or zinc oxide.) This is the first sunblock we've tried that he hasn't reacted. On the plus side, it doesn't have the same stink as most sunblocks. It smells almost citrusy to me. It is a bit thicker than a traditional moisturizing lotion, but it's not hard to rub in. It does not appear to be super greasy. Because it is a physical blocker, it does have a faint white sheen to it if not fully rubbed in. However, my son has very light skin and this is not very noticeable. I don't know how it might be on someone with a darker skin tone. Bottom line, (even though it's more expensive than some brands) this is what we will be using when we need sunblock. I'm happy to have found a product that doesn't break him out. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  I wanted to like this, By Nova "Nova" (north brunswick, nj) - See all my reviews This review is from: Seventh Generation Baby Sunscreen SPF 30, 3 Ounce (Health and Beauty) It seems to work just fine. We have had no issues with tanning or burning. My youngest has sensitive skin, and he did begin breaking out after we started using this, but we have never identified the cause of his eczema (he is 17 months old now) so I would hesitate to assign blame to this product because it may or may not have been this product that caused his eczema to begin flaring up again. I did just want to note it just in case though.The other thing I didn't like about it was the smell. If you have used 7th Gen products in the past, you might notice this has a familiar smell. It reminds me of their antibacterial wipes and shower spray smells (neither of which I care for, they must use the same fragrance? ...I suppose that means some people may like it I just happen not to). Being pregnant and hypersensitive to smells though the eczema outbreak and smell are enough to keep me from purchasing it again. We are back to Vanicream. Unscented, and has never caused a problem... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful  Smells bad to me, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Seventh Generation Baby Sunscreen SPF 30, 3 Ounce (Health and Beauty) I'm sure this is a fine product. The description sounded really good. But the smell didn't agree with me. It does not smell like any sunscreen I've ever tried. To me it smells just like Desitin diaper rash cream, very strong minty chemical smell. If you're thinking about trying this, I would suggest finding it at a store to smell it before purchasing! |
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