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Rating: - Best sun product
Because of toxin issues, my doctor recommended to find a high spf value with mostly Zinc oxide as the sunscreen. This product was recommended . It does also have Octinate for a sun block. I could only find this recipe on line, here.

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Rating: - It worked for my daughter
My daughter (3) has fairly sensitive skin and some types of sunscreen cause a relatively mild reaction (her skin reddens for about one day). I have used four tubes of Vanicream on her without any sign of a reaction, so I am happy with the product. However, note that there is a difference between the "Sport" 35 SPF and the "regular" 35 SPF varieties. The former contains 7.5% octinoxate, the latter 3% titanium dioxide, with all other ingredients being the same. As of today, Amazon appears to be selling only the "Sport" variety (the one with octinoxate) which I bought without realizing it has different ingredients. I have used the "regular" variety in the past, but the "sport" variety seems ... Read More

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Rating: - good but expensive
I started using this product because my child has allergies. I became aware of the various dyes and chemicals used in regular sunblock. Only issue is this is very expensive product. A 4 oz tube costs $11. They should just make all sunscreens free of dyes and parabensfor the safety of human health, and make them available to the common people at a reasonable price.

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Rating: - Good for Rosacea
I have rosacea and since I burn easily I need a sunscreen. EVERYTHING makes me breakout or burned my skin. I had a basal cell removed from my face a few years ago so I really need sunscreen.

This is the ONLY product that works wtihout any burning or breakouts. It goes on thick and you look like a clown at first, but it is easy to rub in and quickly goes away.

I have tried many of the sensitive skin sunscreens and this is the BEST by far. I highly recommend it. It is also very moisturizing.