Cancer Council Sunscreen Ultra SPF50+ 500ml

Living in Australia, skin cancer is a big deal. Our family apply this daily to our face and body. We also use this brand in my workplace. Great product.

it goes on slightly greasy and is still greasy till the end of the day. there is a slight white cast which i can deal with. it’s super affordable and it comes in 1L. I would recommend this if you dont mind greasiness!! but overall this gave me a great sun protection because i’ve noticed that even after a day at the beach, my skin does not get darker

Very effective in sun protection. I have very fair skin so I burn very easily but this helped to protect me from the suns damaging rays. This product smells very nice and is great quality. It isn’t too heavy in texture and is very easy to apply.

Good smell. Good sun protection. Safe for sensitive skin. Absorb quickly . Ok for eyes and no itchy to the skin

My ultimate favourite to use. The only one the works so good me and the kids. Especially on holidays in tropical weather this works amazing. I highly recommend it.

Our whole family has been using it and we are happy with it. Easy to apply and it is very effective. Also there are no side-effects. I always like to check the side-effects and be safe. I would recommend you to use it

I bought it because it was a big sized bottle at a decent price . It sits lightly doesn't give that super sticky feeling. Easy to apply and for the bottle size will last a while. It wasn't expensive at all. I'd say Google more reviews if you decide to purchase because I read many people bashing it saying it didn't work and what not. But so far for me, I haven't had any issue. Edit. Wore this to the pool hot summer day, I feel like there's no sun protection?? I still tanned despite not being in the pool for that long. Will use up and not repurchase

I didn’t really like the as it felt oily on my skin. Also, I didn’t like how the formula felt sticky while applying even though the price range is extremely affordable. I didn’t quite like the overall experience with this product on my skin so, I wouldn’t recommend it. [brand:cancer-council]

Cancer Council is an Australian local brand which specialises in creating products for sun protection. There are many sunscreen options under this brand, and you can always find the one that matches your skin type. The blue one is waterproof for 4 hours and the pink one is for 2 hours. Regarding the texture, the blue one is a little more oily than the pink one, but it's within my acceptable range. Skin experts also recommend reapplying sunscreen every 2 hours at beach. I think it's perfectly fine for all skin types, except for people who have extremely oily skin. It is also friendly for sensitive skin type and pregnant ladies. Some people may say it causes acne, but it did not happen to my face. It's one of my favourite sunscreens at the moment, and I'm also very ... MoreCancer Council is an Australian local brand which specialises in creating products for sun protection. There are many sunscreen options under this brand, and you can always find the one that matches your skin type. The blue one is waterproof for 4 hours and the pink one is for 2 hours. Regarding the texture, the blue one is a little more oily than the pink one, but it's within my acceptable range. Skin experts also recommend reapplying sunscreen every 2 hours at beach. I think it's perfectly fine for all skin types, except for people who have extremely oily skin. It is also friendly for sensitive skin type and pregnant ladies. Some people may say it causes acne, but it did not happen to my face. It's one of my favourite sunscreens at the moment, and I'm also very happy with the price which is good value for money. #sunscreen #cancercouncil #sunprotection #skincare

Heavily Greasy on the Skin

I was searching for a non-greasy all-over sunscreen and read the reviews of this one. I can't understand all the reviewers referring to this as 'non-greasy'. Are we talking about the same product here? This feels uncomfortably oily on the skin. It just sits there for around 15 or 20 minutes, then, surprisingly, disappears. It's just the initial application time in which it feels so uncomfortable. It's a pass from me.