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5 Solutions to Common Sunscreen Complaints

2025-02-05 17:59:38 Source:c Classification:Knowledge

If Memorial Day weekend is the kickoff to summer, then 4th of July weekend is the kickoff to sunburn season. We're not saying you shouldn't spend as much time as possible shirtless and outdoors from now until Labor Day. By all means, beach volleyball it up. Just make sure you're using protection. If you're the type of guy who isn't good about wearing or reapplying sunscreen because of some childish gripe, this is the summer to work around that issue (because, cancer). Thanks to savvy brands, new technology, and educational resources, there isn't a sunscreen annoyance that can't be remedied. Here, five such solutions to common complaints.


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Peter Thomas Roth Max 50 UV Milk Ultra-Lite Sunscreen, $42, available at dermstore.com

If You Hate the Thickness of Sunscreen

Look for sunscreen "milks", which are all the rage right now, and tend to be lighter and more sheer than traditional lotion formulas.


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Supergoop! SPF 50 Sunscreen Oil, $34, available at nordstrom.com

If You Hate the Stickiness of Sunscreen

You might associate sun oil with tanning, not protection, but today you can find them with an SPF of up to 50. And they're so much less sticky than normal sprays.


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Coola EcoLuxe Unscented Sunscreen Spray, $32, available at shop.coolasuncare.com

If You Hate the Smell of Sunscreen

Easy enough to fix. Look for unscented sunscreen and focus on the more eco-friendly brands who tend to use mild ingredients that don't overpower.


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Badger Balm Lavender Sunscreen Cream, $14, available at amazon.com

If You Hate the Chemicals in Sunscreen

Environmental non-profit EWG publishes an annual list of the safest (and least safe) sunscreens on the market. If you're looking for healthier options, it's a good place to start.


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Patagonia UPF 50 Board Shorts, $79, available at patagonia.com

If You Hate Relying on One Thing

More clothing brands are making swim and surf apparel with a higher UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) than your average t-shirt (think: 50 versus 5). It won't solve all your problems, but it can't hurt.

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