Parent applying BOB KIDS sunscreen to her child, then applying Brush On Block to herself

You Helped Your Kids Build a Sunscreen Habit. Now Build Yours.

Make your kids' sunscreen habit your own.
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Many parents come to Brush On Block because they're tired of the daily sunscreen battle. They want something their kids will cooperate with, ideally something they can use on their own once they're old enough. They find the BOB KIDS brush, and one morning the struggle is simply over. The kids brush it on before school and head out the door.

Only later do many realize they've solved sun protection for everyone in the house except themselves. If that sounds familiar, you're in good company.

That's the story for a lot of parents. They built a real routine for their kids, then realized they'd never quite built one for themselves. Every attempt to reapply meant washing their hands, redoing makeup, and finding five minutes they didn't have. So the sunscreen stayed in the drawer.

BOB KIDS SPF 30 mineral powder sunscreen brush beside the Brush On Block SPF 30 mineral powder sunscreen brush
Two powder sunscreen brushes, one simple SPF habit for the whole family:  Brush On Block SPF 30 and BOB KIDS SPF 30.

The same thing that worked for your kids can work for you, too. Brush On Block was designed around one idea: the best sunscreen is the one you'll wear. It has to fit into an ordinary Tuesday just as easily as a day at the beach. When it fits your routine, you stop skipping it.

The powder applies with a brush, so you can put it on over makeup. You can reapply at your desk, in the school pickup line, or between meetings in about 60 seconds. It's broad-spectrum mineral protection that's easy to keep using every day.

Parent applying Brush On Block mineral powder sunscreen over makeup at a desk
Brush On Block makes reapplying easy. Reapply anytime, even over makeup, in less than a minute.

You don't need a separate routine from your family. You need the same brush habit your kids already have, carried through the rest of your day. You've already done the hard part. You made sun protection normal in your house. You proved the right format changes everything, and that habits stick when they stop feeling like a hassle.

So keep a little of that for yourself. Swipe yours on when you do theirs. Tuck one in your bag with everything else you carry for them. Let the routine you built for your family include the person who built it.

The sunscreen that protects you is the one you'll wear. You helped your kids build that habit. Now it's your turn.