When it comes to spray sunscreen, there are a few notable advantages. Mainly, they’re less messy to use and easier to apply—especially for hard-to-reach areas like your back. They're also easier to ...

The sunscreen aisle at the drugstore can feel pretty overwhelming. With endless rows of sunscreens to choose from, knowing if sunscreen lotion is better than spray and what the difference between the ...

There are three types of sunscreen: lotions, sticks and sprays. Each offers varying advantages during application. Lotions, especially ones packed with moisturizing properties, can be rubbed onto the ...

Summer in Chicago is a filled with a lot of things, and lathering on sunscreen is most certainly one of them. Another? Sunburn, unfortunately. According to experts, it's not always from a lack of ...

From lotions to sprays to sport and reef-safe, the sunscreen aisle can be a dizzying array of confusing labels. The bottom line is this: You want one that works when summer's sun is at its hottest.

CR's tests of over 100 sunscreens show that skin protection varies greatly CR has tested around 120 sunscreens in lotion, spray, and stick form. By Trisha Calvo Updated by Daphne Yao There’s an elixir ...

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