5 Safe Sunscreens To Try on Your Next Vacation

Spring break is just around the corner. Many families are heading to tropical destinations and will need to protect their skin from harmful UV rays.

Sunscreen is something I always pack when I travel. I don’t want to waste precious holiday time at the store stocking up on sunscreen. Now more than ever we need to be mindful to what is in our sunscreen. No one wants harmful ingredients on their skin or in the ocean.

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Here are 5 safe sunscreens to consider for your next holiday:

1 > ATTITUDE SPF30 Mineral Sunscreen

This ATTITUDE mineral sunscreen is safe for the entire family. It contains no harmful ingredients and is made with 100% non-nano zinc oxide. It is reef safe sunscreen and 100% vegan.

2 > Newco Coconut Sunscreen

Newco sunscreen contains zinc oxide and does not leave a film on your skin. This sunscreen is enriched with Vitamin E and is biodegradable and reef friendly.

3> Goddess Garden Sunscreen Lotion

Goddess Garden Sunscreen is a sheer, non-whitening natural sunscreen. It is 92% organic, water resistant and highly rated by the Environmental Working Group.

4> Thinksport Sunscreen

Thinksport Sunscreen is free of biologically harmful chemicals and highly effective. It is free of paraben and phthalates and is safe for the entire family.

5> Badger Lavender Sunscreen Cream

Badger sunscreen is a natural sunscreen for the entire family. It is biodegradable and environmentally friendly and uses Certified Organic ingredients. It is water resistant and blocks both UVA and UVB rays.

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I’d love to know, have you tried any of the above sunscreens? Which is your favourite?

9 Comments

We did an animal encounter in Mexico and the rules were no sunscreen or lotions… before then I hadn’t thought of it. I wonder if they would allow ones that say they are reef safe?

Thx so much for this helpful info, will be picking up sunscreen for my grandson soon and was looking for input.

Yes, I’m interested in trying the Newco Coconut sunscreen.

I’ve been using Live Clean’s sunscreen on my kids and myself the past few summers. I’ve been quite happy with it. I’m interested in trying the Attitude one and Goddess Garden. I’ve read a fair bit about both , but haven’t tried them yet.