Brush On BlockSPF 30 Mineral Powder Sunscreen New Formula, With Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, & Vitamin C, Broad Spectrum, Water Resistant, Translucent, For All Skin Types, Reef Friendly, Mfg in USA

I love this product! Was skeptical at first but applied it the morning of my son’s soccer game in 87 degree weather and did not have any sunburn or a sunglasses tan. The product is easy to use and feels so soft and light as opposed to many facial spf’s.

Fantastic! This was a huge find for someone who wears sunscreen everyday. I put this on over my makeup and it is lightweight and silky. No more heavy, sticky cream sunscreen for me. And as a bonus, it gets an Excellent rating from the Yuka app from a health perspective.

Purchased with my FSA card and realized that the main beige shade is FSA approved but any other bronze/darker tone is not.. So watch out for that.I purchased the medium beige FSA approved tone hoping it would be close to my skin tone, and for the most part it is. I like using this for touch ups when I'm wearing makeup and can't reapply a regular cream SPF. I like the travel size although there have been times powder does leak out. I have yet to use this and see how it works with a camera flash.Brush that it comes with works well but is not too fluffy enough to spread product evenly. I bought a $6 ELF brush so that I can dip out some powder and use that brush to spread it evenly around my face and neck.Wash this off as you would regular makeup- with wipes, but preferably an oil cleanser. It is water resistent so oil helps break it down easier at the end of the day. I've noticed no skin reactions. There's no smell either.

Edit: January 19, 2025I have been using this powdered sunscreen for almost a month and it is almost time for a refill. I am curious how long it last for others. I have’t seen a mention of timeframe except someone mentioned it last a long time.I am not sure I can afford a refill every month to a month and half. But I also really do not want to go back to cream sunscreen. This powdered translucent(still has some color to it) leaves my face non-greasy and soft. So something that I recommend to the company increase how much powder you give the customer.A way my husband explained it to me is it would be no different than having a subscription. I do not have any subscriptions to anything so this would be like that for me.December 23, 2024So far I love this sunscreen! This is the first time I have used powder sunscreen. It is easy to use and I have not had any mechanical issues with the tube. The powder comes out as it should.I ordered the translucent powder 30spf. I wish I would have order the 50 since I am using it for my face, but I am still happy with the product.I love not having a white film or greasy face like traditional sunscreens give. I also love how you can order refills, which I will definitely be doing.

I bought this so I could add some sunscreen to my face over my makeup during lunchtime walks. I love the idea of this in theory, but I find it a little difficult to get the powder to come out and if I shake or tap it to help get it out, I end up with a bunch of it on the bathroom countertop. It's almost a great product.

I like this as an added layer of protection over mineral makeup.

I bought this product to use both on myself and my toddler. I loved the idea of the ease of it and thought it would be easier to brush my two year old's face than it is to try and slather with thick lotion. The fact that it's also quite compact was a selling point to me, as I could easily slip it in my diaper bag, regular purse, or even a pocket.Unfortunately, due to a flaw in the design, the brush does not fit into the bottom compartment where the powder is stored. Even when the brush is not open (there is a tube that pulls up and closes the brush so you can fit a lid over it), it doesn't really fit into the bottom compartment. The result is not being able to get the brush applicator fully covered in powder. Shoving the brush into the bottom only causes powder to fly everywhere, with very little ending up on the brush. I thought it would be ok to just get powder on the top part of the brush and then spread it around as I applied it, but the powder really sticks as soon as it hits skin. We ended up with blotches of protected skin and bigger areas of skin that had no sun screen, as evidenced by our funny looking face tans at the end of the day! In order for this to really work, you'd need to dump the powder into a wide, flat container that is bigger than the brush. Even then, I'm not sure it would spread evenly , and it's difficult to tell which areas of skin are covered, once the powder is blended in.Sadly, the way it's currently designed just doesn't work. It's a great concept and I'd love to be able to use it. It's also an expensive product, and for the price, the product should really be more user friendly.