Coppertone Kids Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 70 Sunscreen for Kids, #1 Pediatrician Recommended Sunscreen Brand, Water Resistant Sunscreen SPF 70, 8 Fl Oz Bottle

Burns my kids skin...Burns her friends and Burns mine. I would not recommend this product to anyone with sensitive skin or skin problems period.

Lasts notably longer than my 45+ SPF lotion mild scent oily so its easy to apply, is waterproof and sweatproof i have sensitive skin and some sun lotions burn on my skin or feel like my face is being pierced by dozens of tiny needles. this one works very well, no allergic reaction or discomfort even with heavy exercise under extremely strong sunlight, sweating a lot, and clothes scraping against my skin... excellent!

This is perfect for pool and ocean time for our 2 year old. Last a long time

This stuff is very greasy. So much so that it left me skin looking oily. Not buying this again.

I am surprised this advertisement says tear free, because it does not say tear free on the bottle and it definitely burned my eyes. I usually purchase Coppertone WaterBabies which is tear free and there is a big difference with how my eyes feel using the latter.

I used this product on my face and body and it got in my eyes as the day went on. It burned so bad I had to take my contacts out and ended up throwing out my contacts because they burned my eyes when I put them in the next day. I didn’t get burned from the sun but I won’t buy this again. Don’t use on your face!

Easy to apply，so smooth… my son love it！

Im ginger and out in the sun all summer. I use this on my face and it doesnt mess up my sensitive skin. Dust setting powder over it and Im good to go.

Its works fine but I prefer a little bit more creamy and thicker otherwise the product works great.

I really appreciate that they dont add fragrances to this sunblock. It doesnt seem to bother sensitive skin. It is a good value for the price. It is imperative you apply this long before you go outdoors. If you dont, you and your children look dead with a grayish-white film on your skin. (It eventually soaks in, hence the early application warning.)