Fragrance Free Sunscreen Body Lotion SPF 50 | Hydrating Broad Spectrum Protection, Sheer, Water Resistant | 5.07 Oz/150 mL

My gf uses it a lot. Absorbs really well. Nice smell.

It's so hard to find a large bottle of sunscreen that isn't greasy, heavily fragranced, and at an affordable cost. Bondi Sands hits all my requirements. It's a chemical sunscreen that applies easily with minimal to no cast. There is a slight tackiness if you apply too much, but it's more moisturizing than a greasy feeling. I love that it is fragrance free, but I also appreciate there is very little sunblock scent at all. I use it on my body, especially hands, in combination with wearing hats and light layers on my daily walks under California weather. I don't know how well this performs under hot sunny weather at the beach or pool. Definitely reapply often if you're sweating water or getting wet.

One of the few sunscreens that are not too greasy after application. I have oily skin and always trying to find products that are not too oily after extensive use. There is still some oil build up, but doesn't seem to show after a few hours. Feels nice on the skin and large bottle for the price. Again, i'm a naturally oily skin person, so this review might be off. Really enjoy the product that doesn't feel heavy on my skin and doesn't seem to have white haze on it (medium tone skin). I cannot speak for all skin colors and skin types, but for oily skin, my go to to keep that oil to a minimum. Like more than the Neutrogena Facial sunscreen. Neutrogena is still good, but still get fairly oily within the hour for me. Highly recommend if you are trying to use different sunscreen for facial skin.

Love this lotion! It moisturizes my skin with no white residue, and rubs in well! It does not flake off!

I first learned about this sunscreen from a YouTube dermatologist I follow. I like that it's a chemical sunscreen (i.e. no white cast) and that it's fragrance free (I have sensitive skin and a sensitive sense of smell so I've truly come to hate fragrance in skincare). No burning or irritation around the eyes either which is great and I like how easily this sunscreen spreads. That said, I found that this one looked very oily/greasy and shiny on my skin and it didn't really absorb into it as well as I would have liked. Now, I have pretty dry skin, so it wasn't horrible on me, and I typically appreciate skincare that is more moisturizing, but this was a bit much even for me. I think if you have oily skin or dislike sunscreens that make your face or body shiny, this probably isn't the one for you. Also, important to note: I bought this version — the "body" version — as well as a tube of the one labeled for the face, and as far as I can tell they are 100% identical in both the listed ingredients and how they go on your skin. The only benefit of the facial version that I see (it is slightly higher priced) is that it comes in a smaller sized bottle which you could carry for travel without checking your bag. Anyway, I'll keep using this one for now, but I'm on the fence if I'd purchase this again...might see if I can find something that goes on a little less shiny. EDIT: Revisiting this review after a few years. Ultimately, I COULDN'T find a better sunscreen available in the US that worked as well as this one so I repurchased it several times. Ultimately though, for my face I started buying suncreen online from Korea (the kind with the newer filters) and wow...those are like night and day compared to this...SO much more cosmetically elegant. I also found some good alternatives for the body though they aren't as well priced as this one/you have to hunt for ones that are waterproof and come in larger sizes or sizes equivalent to this, but those also go on better/with a better texture than this. In the end, I'd still recommend this sunscreen as a really good option that you can get right away in the US but those K-beauty sunscreens with the newer filters are really on another level.