All Good Sunsticks

I like that it's a stick, seems no one is making them any more, and that it has zinc oxide which is very effective, but It must contain less zinc oxide than most preparations since you don't look like you're wearing a white face mask when you apply this.

I no longer have to mix my own sunscreen as this hits all the bases. A way to improve it might be to make the applicator wider, but even without that, it will be my go-to sunscreen.

Would give zero. Ordered in March what arrived expired in March. So product arrived already expired

I purchased the "all good" unscented sun stick (The clear version in the skinny tube for face and ears) because my previous sun stick (same brand and product type) was left on someone's boat. My first unscented "all good" sun stick was soft, slippery, and easy to spread on my skin. This newer one is very hard and dry. It crumbled when I tried to apply it to my face. Unfortunately it's unusable. I purchased this particular product because it's EWG verified, coral reef safe, it appears clear on the skin (doesn't leave a white film), and my previous one was wonderful.I'm amending my review because I called the company to discuss this product with them. I was told that the inconsistent consistency of the stick is a known issue and is generally caused when the stick is stored in hot conditions. The company representative said they are working on the product formula in order to resolve this issue. He even went one step further and sent me a free replacement stick. I am very impressed by the customer service of this company and their dedication to creating quality environmentally friendly and human friendly products.

Won't use anything else now that I've found this Sunstick. It's faint fragrance is acceptable to me as I don't like extra fragrances in my cosmetics and hygiene items. Coconut oil is my favorite for many cosmetics and shampoos so this suits me fine. It seems to work great. I am fair haired and skin and it protects me the way I need. It also checks out with Environmental Working Group's list of acceptable sun protection for our skin. I have recommended it and have given one to my daughter. The stick is a little hard to smear on when it's cold outside, so you may want to warm the stick up in your pocket before applying. I also have just pressed it on my skin and let it melt into my skin before trying to spread it. One stick lasts a while. I use it mostly on my face, neck, hands and arms when I'm planning to be outside for a while. It has an unusual feeling on my skin, but I imagine that's the zinc. I'm not sure if it's related, but I've certainly not had a cold since I began to use this stick. Zinc kills bacteria, so may be it's related. Anyway, definitely a good product. Works. No sun burns now!

The formula is very chemically "safe", consisting of mainly coconut oil and non-nanoparticle zinc oxide. If you have concerns about the safety of sunscreen chemicals, this one is about the safest you can buy.Even better, my sensitive skin likes it. This is the most friendly formula my face has encountered and I didn't break out after wearing it all day.It is thick and sticky so I only had to apply it once and it stayed there all day without sweating off or into my eyes. I didn't do a lot of swimming but I did get splashed a lot, it seemed pretty waterproof and had to be washed off with soap.I was worried it might melt out of the tube if I got it too hot but I accidently left it in the car while I parked it on the top floor of parking garage at the Phoenix airport in 100 plus degree weather for over an hour and it was still fine.

It’s meant for the face but is very sticky and hard to spread. It hurts my face to apply it and feels abusive to try to put it on my toddler. I’ve tried warming it up first by rubbing it on my arm back and forth and it didn’t help. I ended up just rubbing it on my hands and spreading it that way, which would’ve been easier out of a bottle.

My kids always run screaming when I chase them with my hands gooped up with sunblock. This stick is great, and they don't complain about it. I use it only on their faces, and they don't complain when I ask them to "stick your face." It provides good protection, and won't drip into their eye when they jump in the pool. That is the best part, no sunblock in their eyes. They are on the swim team and swim for an hour before I can get my hands on them again to re-apply. They are quite pale and have never burned using this product. I bought a box of 12 last summer and we used it all. It's good stuff.