General
What’s the benefit of using Blue Lizard sunscreens?
Imagine a beautiful day in the sun. You feel a gentle breeze and the warmth on your skin. Then the concerns hit: I do not want to get sunburned. Is my skin being damaged by the sun? Should I find some shade?
We know sunscreen can be overwhelming, but at Blue Lizard we can help take that worry away. Our mineral sunscreens are easy for the whole family to use, and dermatologists and pediatricians trust them to help keep your skin healthy and safe in the sun. You can be confident Blue Lizard will protect you because we’re the sun experts — you can trust our SPF IQ!
Now, you can step out of the shade and live fearlessly in the sun. With Blue Lizard, the outdoor world is yours to enjoy!
Where can I find Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen?
In-store: Our sunscreens are currently available at Target, Academy Sports, Ulta Beauty, Costco, Walmart and other retailers nationwide. The “Find a Retailer” button on each product page can help you find a specific product in a store near you.
Where can I find special offers, discounts, and coupons?
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Why do your caps change color?
All Blue Lizard lotions are packaged in tubes featuring our Smart Cap® Technology—the cap color changes to blue in harmful UV light. With our Smart Cap® Technology, you’ll always know when harmful UV light is present.
What causes the product to separate?
Blue Lizard sunscreen lotions are oil and water emulsions that separate over time, similar to vinaigrette salad dressing, which needs to be shaken up. Certain conditions accelerate separation, such as storage in an uncontrolled environment with significant temperature fluctuations (like a garage) or exposure to extreme heat (like in a car).
What can I do about product separation?
Vigorous shaking should reform the emulsion without negatively impacting the product quality. Do not pour off or only use the “liquid” portion, as this may negatively impact sunscreen coverage on your skin.