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MDSolarSciences is another high-end sunscreen manufacturer specifically invested in the health of coral alongside the health of your skin. This particular sunblock comes in the form of a rub on stick, making it a great option for fast and specific protection.
The Mineral Sunscreen Stick is an excellent option for anyone who wants a discreet, high end mineral sunblock less prone to leaving the trademarked “white film” on the face. It’s most likely an option for quick, religion specific application but not appropriate for total body coverage.
Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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The rub on stick format allows for convenient application and transport -
Designed with sensitive skins in mind, less greasy and likely to clog pores than other mineral sunscreens
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Perfect for every day use in mind, great option for someone who wants a sunblock that can be used in a professional and recreational setting
Things we don't like:
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Not a good option for full-body coverage -
Small packaging may cause you to run out of sunscreen sooner than you would like
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Among the most expensive sunscreens per oz.
Specs & Features
- SPF 40
- Zinc Oxide based
- Rub-on stick application
- 0.6 oz stick priced around $18
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Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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The rub on stick format allows for convenient application and transport
-
Designed with sensitive skins in mind, less greasy and likely to clog pores than other mineral sunscreens
-
Perfect for every day use in mind, great option for someone who wants a sunblock that can be used in a professional and recreational setting
Things we don't like:
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Not a good option for full-body coverage
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Small packaging may cause you to run out of sunscreen sooner than you would like
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Among the most expensive sunscreens per oz.
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