Sun BumSPF 15 Moisturizing Tanning Oil | Vegan and Hawaii 104 Reef Act Compliant (Octinoxate & Oxybenzone Free) Broad Spectrum Moisturizing UVA/UVB Sunscreen Tanning Oil | 8.5 oz

Been using Hawaiian tropic products for 6 years because I loved the smell. Then I got the HT tanning oil and immediately saw the red dye in the ingredients…So I started researching what other cancer products they put in it and, omg, it’s literally liquid plastic.So I’ve switched to this and it’s just an all around better product. It has a strong misting spray that covers your skin easily, whereas the gel gunk in the HT tanning oil sprays on poorly and results in a speckled tan.This isn’t perfect. It has unnecessary stuff in it, like added fragrance. But as far as US market goes it’s one of the better available tanning products.For readily available sunscreen in US I’ve switched from Hawaiian Tropic to Eucerin, because Eucerin doesn’t have plastic added to its formula.

I love the tan it gives me and i’m an Irish German Redhead with the whitest skin ever most ofthe time.

Amazing for tanning gives very nice shine and makes skin smoother.

Make skin super shinny looking and helped a little with a tan, not much though, legs still look super white.

Got such a great tan using this brand will definitely purchase again and again.

I was going to use this for sunbathing. It has been a triple digit summer and I didn’t want to go out in the heat. So guess how I use it?? After I get out of the shower I spray my whole body. I have always used baby oil after my shower and this is wonderful. Smells great and makes me silky soft!

My daughter and I use this to help with our natural tan. I love the scent! The smell of coconuts just makes me so happy and lifts my mood! I subscribe and save to this item and it saves a little money. I highly recommend this.Key Tax Benefits:Contributions made to an FSA are tax-free—not subject to payroll or income taxes. Distributions made for qualified medical expenses are not subject to taxes. Contributions made to an HSA are tax-free or tax-deductible. Distributions made for qualified medical expenses aren't subject to taxes.

I bought this sunscreen for a trip to Hawaii because the island we went to has banned most sunscreens due to the damage their ingredients do to wildlife and coral. This particular Sun Bum product said it is sea life safe. It smells good and works great—however, I would like to say that I found out in Hawaii that it is not truly sea life safe. It has ingredients that are still harmful but not as harmful as others. I feel that this has been untruthfully advertised as reef/sea life safe. I suppose I should have read the ingredients and done the research instead of believing the company’s claims. It is a good product and works well, I just don’t appreciate the false claim, especially when trying to be eco-conscious.