Neutrogena Sensitive Skin Sunblock Lotion SPF 60+ - 3 oz. product details page

im only a freshman but ever since a year ago, i found out that i was allergic to sunblock, once i put on any sunblock my skin starts to get irritating, dry, itchy and starts to form bumps all over where i put sunblock on. this even happens with the baby formula. so i decide to risk my skin and try the neutrogena sensitive skin and it was PERFECT. it didnt dry up my skin, it wasnt irritating, and no itch and bumps. im very satisfied with this. i recommend this to ANYONE who has very sensitive sk in because it really works :)

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As a three year old, my son was developing a rash from the sunscreen used at his daycare (it was Ombrelle). My pediatrician recommended we switch to a sunscreen containing only physical (i.e. titanium dioxide, zinc oxide) sunscreen ingredients, instead of chemical ingredients (e.g. avobenzone etc.) He didn't get any more sunscreen rashes once we switched to Neutrogena sensitive skin. Another bonus is that it is very effective, offering really good protection sun protection. My kids are in the s un (and water) a lot in the summer but thanks to this product, they're still as pale as trout bellies.

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I've used this product many times and have not had any problems with it. I am allergic to chemical sunscreens so this sunscreen is great since the only medicinal ingredients are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Of course, as with any zinc or titanium based sunscreens it is more difficult to rub in completely. I'm very happy with it, especially since it is fragrance free.

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I purchased two tubes for myself and my husband in December before we went to Hawaii on vacation. He broke out in a severe rash on his legs and I got a small reaction on my forearms. We assumed he had a reaction to a new medication he was on. He went to his primary care physician to get his medication changed and to the dermatologist, who prescribed a steroid cream for the rash. Then in April I purchased two more tubes before going on vacation with my niece and my sister. Both of them broke out in a rash. It was then that I realized that the sunscreen was the cause of the rashes. I did report these issues to Neutrogena and they said it would be referred to their product safety department. Obviously, they didn't do sufficient testing before they put this product on the market. I'm surprised they're still selling the product.

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