Be careful with the spray sunscreen. From WebMD.com: The FDA is studying the safety of spray sunscreens. For now, Lim notes, it's important to spray several coats and rub it in to ensure complete coverage. "With fine droplets, there can be a lot of missed areas, so it has to be sprayed several times," he says.
Also, don't spray it on your face. We don't yet know the effects of inhaling sunscreen sprays, Lim says. Labels on these products warn not to inhale the spray or spray it on your face. Instead, spray it in your hands and rub it on your face.
Be careful with the spray sunscreen. From WebMD.com:
ReplyDeleteThe FDA is studying the safety of spray sunscreens. For now, Lim notes, it's important to spray several coats and rub it in to ensure complete coverage. "With fine droplets, there can be a lot of missed areas, so it has to be sprayed several times," he says.
Also, don't spray it on your face. We don't yet know the effects of inhaling sunscreen sprays, Lim says. Labels on these products warn not to inhale the spray or spray it on your face. Instead, spray it in your hands and rub it on your face.
http://www.webmd.com/beauty/sun/sunscreen-safety-labels-ingredients?page=3