For their claims of natural/organic ingredients, check their website, but the version I’m reviewing here is slightly different (possibly an older formulation).Īs far as a body sunscreen goes, this isn’t cost-effective at all (you should be using about an ounce of sunscreen to cover the entire body, which means this tube is the equivalent of five uses) ( Reference). Avobenzone has been said to be unstabilized, but the presence of octocrylene will make it photostable ( Reference). For a great dialogue about different chemical sunscreens, check out the discussion in this post. It’s a completely chemical-based sunscreen (although zinc oxide is listed as the last ingredient–presumably the concentration is so low that it doesn’t make it on the active ingredients list or isn’t used as sunscreen here). I needed a sunscreen to bring to my parents’ house, because I knew I was going to be outside watching Mellan swim, and I found this in my SPF bin and threw it in my bag.Īctive ingredients: Octocrylene (Sunscreen) 7.50%, Octinoxate (Sunscreen) 7.50%, Oxybenzone (Sunscreen) 5.0%, Octisalate (Sunscreen) 5.0%, Homosalate (Sunscreen) 5.0%, Avobenzone (Sunscreen) 3.0% This particular sunscreen is available unscented, though. It’s pleasant and certainly masks any “sunscreen” scent. It just has that “beach” scent with a fruity sweetness that seems part mango, part something else. Coola Sport SPF 45 Coola Mango Sport Suncare SPF 45Ĭoola Mango Sport Suncare SPF 45 ($32.00 for 5 oz.) smells like a tropical cocktail and the beach.
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