Extreme Continuous Spray Sunscreen SPF 30, Broad Spectrum, Sweat and Water Resistant, Non-Greasy, Oxybenzone Free, Cruelty Free, Sport-New, Coastal Breeze, 6 Ounce

Works well for the hard to reach places. Have been buying these products for years.

I really dislike the unique smell of sunscreen, this one has almost no smell, the spray is very fine and doesn't whiten after sweating, I don't worry about sunburn at all when I run a half marathon in the heat of the summer, it's the only sunscreen spray I use year round.

Perfect for the Beach

I purchased this thinking it would be an actual liquid sunscreen spray. I have some of that from a different brand, and it's great for spraying on my head/face. However, this Australian Gold spray is more like sunscreen that has a slightly more liquidy viscosity than normal sunscreen. It seems to do its job protecting skin and the smell is actually kind of good, but it sprays on like a gel rather than a liquid, so you need to spread it around with your hands after spraying. So why use this instead of regular lotion sunscreen? On the positive side, the spray function makes it easier to spread on your skin with wider dispersion. On the negative side, the mist can end up spraying off your body (and onto the floor, or wherever) if you're not careful. Not a bad product, but not as good as I was hoping for.

This definitely has great sun protection and the spray is a very fine mist, way softer spray pressure for my kids than other sprays. Only disappointment was it didn’t have the old school beachy sunblock scent but still smelled okay.

We all love this so much! It smells amazing - like an Orange Creamsicle - and doesn't leave you feeling greasy! Great for active kids and lazy adults too!

This is my go to sunscreen. I’m fair skinned and this brand keeps me from sun burning. The sport doesn’t have a scent and isn’t greasy so it’s great for all activities.

it's an excellent sunscreen. it's not sticky, it's not greasy and it spreads on the body very easily. excellent for outdoor sports activities. I recommend it