A: Black Girl Sunscreen protects people of ALL skin tones and helps to reach people of color who are more likely to skip sunscreen because most other brands leave a chalky residue on darker skin. I hope this helps!

A: Its not. Its clearly formulated for use by more melanated individuals, by melanated individuals.. as opposed to the *other* sunscreen that does not offer the "Black Girl" prefix. Thankyouuuu

A: You're right, it isn't racial division -- it's introducing a product to fill a need that hasn't been filled before: sunscreen that doesn't make dark skin look chalky. Which means that people with darker-hued skin can protect themselves without having to sacrifice appearance, which wasn't a problem for lighter-hued people. Now we can all put our skin health first! Hooray for inclusivity! (recognizing factual differences isn't division ... it's only "division" if you apply qualitative judgements to them)

A: Everyone's skin tone is different.We all can't use the same product.

A: Well, if it’s racial division they want, I’m fine with it. Let’s really do it 100%.

A: You're ridiculous.

A: Yes. From their website "Being Oxybenzone and Octinoxate free means you won’t have about toxics disrupting your hormones, and your sunscreen being environmentally friendly."

A: Hello Tally! Yes, Black Girl Sunscreen is reef safe.

A: Hi, Tally! Yes, Black Girl Sunscreen is reef safe!

A: If you have sensitive skin, we suggest patch testing on a portion of your skin before trying any new skincare products. Otherwise, our products include a variety of notable ingredients to help nourish

A: nourish the skin, we suggest BGS Kids SPF 50 Lotion and BGS Baby SPF 50 Lotion for sensitive skin types. Thanks!

A: Hey Sheba, Great question! The Black Girl Sunscreen Broad Spectrum is safe to apply on and around the eyelid region (without putting it in your eye, of course)! It is Paraben free, fragrance free, oxybenzone free, octinoxate free, silicone free and aluminum free. For all your future beauty questions, get real-time answers using the “Chat with a Virtual Beauty Consultant” button, found on every product page.

A: Hi Sheba! Please consult with your healthcare provider to determine if our ingredients are safe for your particular eye concerns. I hope this helps!!

A: All Black Girl Sunscreens are within the balanced levels that are safe for skin. I hope this helps!!

A: Hi Approximately 6. I hope this helps!

A: Hi Martina! Black Girl Sunscreen is cruelty free, vegan, and reef safe. Please check with your doctor to make sure you do not have any specific allergies to our ingredients. I hope this helps!

A: Hello Martina, the Black Girl Sunscreen Broad Spectrum is great for all skin types even sensitive since it's packed with natural ingredients such as avocado, jojoba, cacao, carrot juice and sunflower oil. For real-time answers to all your beauty questions, use the “Chat with a Virtual Beauty Consultant” button on any beauty product page.”

A: Black Girl Sunscreen contains translucent chemical, broad spectrum, sun blockers. Always consult your physician regarding what works for you during pregnancy. I hope that helps!

A: Our sunscreen contains translucent, chemical, broad spectrum sun blockers. Our formulations are all natural, vegan, cruelty free, and reef safe. Always consult your physician regarding what products will work best for you during pregnancy. I hope that helps!

A: Hi, this question has been asked and answered. Yes......men can use this........

A: Hi there! Yes, men can and absolutely do use Black Girl Sunscreen!

A: Black Girl Sunscreen offers moisturizing and hydrating ingredients for darker complexions.

A: There is no difference between this chemical sunscreen and other chemical sunscreens other than the non-active ingredients, which may or may not be beneficial depending on your skin type (dry, normal or oily), rather than your skin color.

A: Hi there! Great question! The main difference between BGS Kids and the signature Black Girl Sunscreen is the SPF protection 50 vs 30. The BGS Kids contains soothing ingredients such as chamomile, hypoallergenic, and is great for ultra-sensitive skin. It can be used at age 6 months or older. The SPF 30 is sufficient for adult skin. It also contains ingredients such as jojoba which is beneficial for acne-prone skin and avocado a great moisturizer. And remember, a little goes a long way. Hope this helps!

A: Hi there! Great question! The main difference between BGS Kids and the signature Black Girl Sunscreen is the SPF protection 50 vs 30. The BGS Kids contains soothing ingredients such as chamomile, hypoallergenic, and is great for ultra-sensitive skin. It can be used at age 6 months or older. The SPF 30 is sufficient for adult skin. It also contains ingredients such as jojoba which is beneficial for acne-prone skin and avocado a great moisturizer. Yes, BGS Kids may be used on adults as a part of their daily skincare routine. And remember, a little goes a long way. Hope this helps!