Noodle & Boo Vita Sea Crema Solare Minerale Ultra Pura per Viso e Corpo, Protezione Solare ad Ampio Spettro Reef Friendly SPF 30, Protezione UVA e UVB, Formulato con Alghe Marine, Vitamina E e C, 0,50 Oz
Noodle & Boo Vita Sea Crema Solare Minerale Ultra Pura per Viso e Corpo, Protezione Solare ad Ampio Spettro Reef Friendly SPF 30, Protezione UVA e UVB, Formulato con Alghe Marine, Vitamina E e C, 0,50 Oz
Small stick with a light scent that lingers. Not as easy to use as a spray. Contains beeswax.
Noodle & Boo Vita Sea Ultra Sheer Mineral Sunscreen Stick for Face and Body SPF 30 This is a very small (.50 ounce / 14.17 grams), lightweight stick of physical sunscreen (the active ingredient is zinc oxide). This is a broad-spectrum sunscreen with both UVA and UVB protection and the formula is water resistant. The stick looks like a tiny, colorfully labeled deodorant. Because of its size, it will easily fit just about anywhere, so it’s very portable. The cap lifts easily and you can adjust the amount of sunscreen with the dial on the bottom, just like deodorant. The cap will still fit even with a good amount of sunscreen showing, so you won’t have to dial it back down to put the lid on. I measured 1 ¾ inches of solid sunscreen. There’s a slight, pleasant scent to this SPF 30 sunscreen (fragrance is the last ingredient), which didn’t bother me on my arms but was a little too noticeable, for me, when applied to my face. I could still detect that subtle scent hours later both on my face and arms. The sunscreen is clear / ultra sheer; there was no white cast or clumps. I found the formula to be very gentle (and moisturizing from the additional ingredients which do include beeswax), but it was a little difficult to apply and didn’t spread, so I needed to apply it everywhere from the small stick, which isn’t as easy as using a spray or cream. The formula isn’t greasy, but you can feel it on your skin. Both the box and stick are marked cruelty free and reef friendly. “Made in the USA from globally sourced materials.”
Scritto da: Holly P.
Great for your purse
I was very surprised at how tiny this sunscreen stick was when I received it considering that it's almost $15. I'm hoping that it lasts a long time but it's hard to tell how much is being used yet since I've only used it a few times. The tiny size makes it perfect for keeping in my fanny pack that I use when I take my dogs for a walk. I frequently forget to apply sunscreen before leaving the house so this ensures I don't get burnt. It's easy to apply directly to skin and I rub it around to make sure that I'm getting adequate coverage, because again, it's tiny. It has protected me from the sun so far which I'm happy about. I love that it has a nice, light, pleasant smell and doesn't stink like some spray on or lotion sunscreens. I cannot yet attest to it's waterproof factor since it's still too cold for swimming. Seems like it would be pretty effective just in how it feels when it is on my skin.
Scritto da: mukjp2
Absolutely tiny but works well
This was way smaller than I was expecting. It fits in the palm of my hand. But I was happy with the performance. The only other deodorant-stick-style sunscreen I’ve tried was a coppertone and it was awful. It was so gooey and would melt down into my eyes. This one has none of those problems. It’s is invisible, solid, and doesn’t melt when I wear it. Seems to be pretty effective too.
Scritto da: Mel
Comparably priced to other natural sunscreen sticks
First time mineral sunscreen stick user. The ingredient list is great, except for the added edition of fragrance. The fragrance itself is not bad, very mild. The price is comparable to other more natural sticks on the market, with out a bunch of chemicals in it. Applying it on my face wasn’t as light weight as I’d hoped. I could feel it sitting on top of my skin, and I worried that I would break out. I’m not sure if other sunscreen sticks are like this, or if it’s the olive oil, that makes it feel so thick. My husband likes it though For me personally, I think I will probably stick with a natural sunscreen cream/lotion. I don’t like the feeling like I’m wearing a mask. This would be perfect for traveling though, where I can’t bring a lot of liquids on a plane. I didn’t have any break out so far, but if I notice that either of us do, I will update the review.
Scritto da: NJ
Excellent sunscreen stick, but very small
I'm a fan of sunscreen sticks because they're so easy to apply and don't need any rubbing-in. This being a mineral sunscreen means it doesn't have the intense chemical smell of ordinary sunscreens; in fact there is no detectable scent at all when smelling the stick, and only the slightest of scent once it is applied to your skin. It leaves a well-hydrated feel on your skin after application and I liked using this on my face, because my eyes are usually super sensitive to sunscreen odors. However, this stick is rather small, and is only 0.5oz. If I used this on my body, I'd finish it in a few uses -- though some may like its small size for carrying around in a purse/bag. Due to the small size, I am reserving it for facial use only. If the product was larger, I would have given this 5 stars rather than 4.
Scritto da: Mhassan
Good product
This sunscreen stick is easy to use but sometimes I need to swipe it across my skin a couple of times to get an even full coverage coat. It is lightweight and feels great on the skin. I think it is definitely worth the money
Scritto da: Vintage Like Fine Wine
Very small sunscreen stick.
This is a very small container of solid sunscreen. It's a solid similar to a solid deodorant stick. It would fit in your pocket or purse but it's so small, I'd use it only in my face. It's not big enough to apply it to any large areas. It has a nice scent. It doesn't feel oily or greasy and it doesn't leave a white residue on you. It seems to have a high price point for the small size of sunscreen stick.
Scritto da: AverageGuyShopper
Tiny stick
Cute. Goes on and smells like a standard sunblock stick. After applications, disappears to clear but yet can still feel the sunblock on skin so you know it's there, working for you.
