Invisible Zinc 4HR Water Resistant Sunscreen SPF30+

Seems to do a good job but there is nothing invisible about invisible zinc. Extremely hard to apply with out thick white coating

Product Splits – Bought the invisible zinc 4 hour water resistant sunscreen but on first use straight off the shelf the product had already split. Checking online, the only sun safe option was to buy a new one. An unuseable sunscreen so only one star. Not the quality l was hoping for in a sunscreen. Show details

Pump doesnt work – Bought this for an island holiday. Got to our destination and the product is too thick to get out of the pump. After much shaking, standing it in hot water and other measures we got a small amount out. Enough to see that it doesnt rub in well at all. Like the other reviews rightly say, it is certainly not invisible. There was always a white… Read more

residue. I tried contacting the manufacturer to ask for tips for getting the product out of the pump but they ignored me. Save your money and buy a different brand.

Good for backs of hands – This is a very thick sunscreen that takes a bit of rubbing to blend in. After that I don't find that it leaves a cast. However it would be hard to rub all over your body because it is so thick. And there is no way I could put it on my face for every day use. I would probably put it on my face if I was going to the beach. I mainly use it on the… Read more

backs of my hands and lower arms each morning before going to work. Being waterproof, I hope it lasts through a few hand washes until lunch time, when I put more sunscreen on.

Perfect for white skin exposure in Australian sunshine – Yes, I agree "not invisible," but for me when outdoors in the sun, wearing thick white Zinc cream on my face is a must. Extremely white skinned I am prone to facial skin cancers and in the past have experimented with many 'sunscreen' products with disappointment. Then along came 'Invisible Zinc' the best protection, 5 Stars, the sunscreen I… Read more

depend upon for protection from further sun exposure related skin cancer.

An added bonus, improvement of two pre-cancerous facial skin lesions which I am convinced is due to the 'Invisible Zinc' thick coating being partially absorbed into my sub-dermal layers, assisting my skin to resist cancerous changes.

Worst sunscreen ever - ineffective and overpriced – The name "Invisible" Zinc is false advertising and is an outright lie. This sunscreen is extremely thick and leaves a very heavy white cast, so it is far from invisible. The sunscreen is also very ineffective, I got sunburn on my face despite applying the cream and not going out into the sun too much. You would definitely be better off buying a cheap Woolworths or Coles generic brand than this overpriced scam cream.

Not invisible and doesn't adequately protect from the sun – Very disappointing product: when applied the product leaves a distinctly white appearance and could not be described as invisible, and more importanly it provides very little protection from the sun. Since using Invisible Zinc, for the first time in years I'm getting burnt.

Completely failed to protect against the sun while out in the water – I used the Invisible Zinc SPF50+ 4Hr water resistant 100ml product for the first time. It was more expensive than most other sports sunscreens and I was excited to try it for its protective abilities. I and my friend applied it to our faces/head 30 minutes before we headed out for a surf (we spent 2 hours in the sea). We didn't apply it anywhere… Read more

else as we had full wetsuits on to block the sun. The Invisible Zinc left a white look wherever it was applied (i.e. it was not invisible) and we were semi-okay with this because we thought it would protect more. Unfortunately it completely failed to protect us against the sun and we were both burnt on our faces/head. It was the first time we have ever noticed a sunscreen product failing so markedly. We would have been horrified if we had used this on our children and they had been burnt. This was batch (B)1051108 exp Jun 19.

Absolutely NOT invisible – It's called invisible zinc but it's the most visible sunscreen I've ever used. Very hard to blend in. I look like a Geisha! Despite this people are saying that they're getting burnt! Will be seeking a refund. False advertising

Invisible what a joke! – I work in the sun each day and needed a zinc to cover my face even though I wear a cancer council hat I needed a sunscreen that could last for a few hours until my next break. I have seen the add for this and thought I would try it, well if I was very very pale maybe it would be invisible but I'm not I have olive skin so this zinc looks like a… Read more

white paste on my face. Also where I have applied it my skin is worst than the areas I didn't apply it to. I followed the directions and now I have very bad pigmentation going on my face. NOT HAPPY

Disgusted! – My children got very sunburnt with this. I am so disgusted - I would never recommend this product, in fact, avoid it at all costs. I puchased this product as my children spend so much time in the water and i wanted them to have the best protection. They also wear wetsuits in the water and the cream was reapplied when they took their wetsuits off and they still got burnt. Does not work

Terrible – I got very sunburnt using this product I may as well have been wearing nothing at all. Very disappointed. Do not buy this product. Packaging Doesn't work The feel of the product It doesn't go on easily