All Terrain KidSport SPF30 Oxybenzone-Free Natural Sunscreen, Disney Phineas and Ferb Packaging, 3-Ounce

My children and I all used this recently, we were all burned bad and we were't in the sun very long.We think we had a chemical burn, I had blisters on my neck and it was dry and hurt for days. My daughters all screamed that night, I had to put them in the tub and rinse them and put coconut oil all over them to get them to calm down. My youngest had a red rash for days and is now finally getting her normal skin back. We all have olive skin that tans well and this has never happened before, but I'm returning the sunscreen. I also used the adult version the next day before I realized what had happened and my neck blistered up even worse, that's when I knew it had to be the sunscreen. Bummer!

Don't know if we got a bad batch of sunscreen or bottles, but I just ordered two of these, and the pumping action doesn't work on either. Product would otherwise be fine, but a failure rate that high isn't acceptable. Will begin searching for other alternatives.

After much research into safe sunscreens, I decided to give this one a try along with an All Terrain creamy one (which was lumpy and kinda sucked and left white spots everywhere).Pros: goes on smoothly, doesn't leave a chalky white residue; easy for the kids (7 & 4) to apply themselves to their arms; no problems with getting burns anyway, and we sometimes only do one layer of it a day (but I must admit that my daughters are half-Hispanic and are generally inclined to turn a toasty golden brown rather than the ugly red that I turn).Cons: I've had to switch tops to get it all out several times (we've bought about 6 so far) because the sprayers clog easily. And, it's pretty greasy. I wouldn't advise applying it unless you've got soap & water nearby.

This is my 8 year old's favorite sunscreen. It works and she doesn't have to worry about holding her breath and running away from the toxic cloud created by aerosol spray sunscreens and she can spray this one on herself. (Her Day Camps forbid the camp counselors from rubbing sunscreen on the kids.) And I don't have to worry about Oxybenzone, as this sunscreen doesn't have it. I'm just bummed the price went up right before I went to buy more!