Aveeno Baby Natural Protection Sun Stick with SPF 50 for Babies

Samantha: Loved using this on my baby on holiday. It wasn't sticky and soaked into the skin almost instantly. Very easy to use and compact, so it was perfect for travelling.

United Kingdom on Nov 15, 2023

Vivienne: So easy to apply to my sons face, and also great for under my eyes as it doesn’t sting!

United Kingdom on Nov 05, 2023

Maria: Product is too small and too expensive

United Kingdom on Oct 02, 2023

Reebek: Bought this very expensive but rather pointless sunscreen. Despite being a Prime member, product took 2 weeks to arrive.
Difficult to apply and wouldn’t buy it again.

United Kingdom on May 21, 2023

Luisa Proserpio: PRODUTO CARÍSSIMO COM VALIDADE PRA ABRIL 2023! Absurdo!!!!! Como usar em apenas 5 meses????!

Brazil on Dec 01, 2022

jc223: Great for a squirmy toddler's face. Purely physical sunscreen instead of chemical, and as such it does go on quite white and requires a bit of rubbing to get rid of the white. But my toddler is not yet at the age where this matters... I'll start looking for another sunblock when she's a teenager, I guess.

It would take too long to apply this stick to her whole body, but for her face and neck, it's perfect as it doesn't run/spread as like liquid sunblocks do.

United States on Jul 06, 2015

Iona: I have very pale skin, and skin cancer runs in the family, so wearing sunscreen every day is kind of mandatory for me. I also have very sensitive skin, and all the other sunscreens I tried clogged my pores, gave me a rash, or even made my skin peel.

Finally, a friend recommended trying this, and it's been a total godsend. It protects my skin without irritating it. I wear it every day, rain or shine. (I can get sunburned even when it's cloudy. Like I said, very pale skin.)

You do have to make sure to rub it in completely. Because it uses minerals instead of more synthetic chemicals, it sort of stays on the surface of your skin. When I first started using it, I would often have a white line of un-rubbed-in sunscreen near my jawline because I couldn't see that part of my face super well in the mirror and didn't notice I had missed a spot. But that's a very easy fix.

United States on Jan 01, 2014

Daycare mommy: I agree with some of the other reviews that it does not blend well. But I use this on my 2 and 3 year olds. Sunscreen in the eyes is the worst. This goes on and you see where it is. I have two pale skinned red heads and they have never been burned or even have pink cheeks. They can be playing in their pool all day and no problems with it going in their eyes. They might look a little ghostly, but better then a tomato later, no crying from running in the eyes. I would highly recommend for babies and kids. As a parent u can't go wrong protecting your child from the sun!

United States on Jul 11, 2013

GatoManchado: Covers well, does not irritate the eyes even when sweating or in water, very light pleasant scent.
Lasts a long time, even after swimming in the ocean.
Caveat: Gives you a pancake makeup look unless you rub it in really well.
I just use it on my face and then use other lotions for my ears neck and other places on the body.
Not particularly cheap so that is why I do not use it all over.
My research showed me that if I bought six sticks from Amazon it was cheaper than any other site on line, when taking into consideration shipping costs which were free.

United States on Oct 07, 2012

MzStar: As some of the other reviews say, it is a thick cream that goes on and stays on white. I only use it when we absolutely have to because it is not easy to clean off my baby's face. She did rub it into her eyes once and did not cry, so that is a positive. It is difficult to wipe on and off, but otherwise it does it's job.

United States on Sep 11, 2011