Ed Note: Recently, Johnson and Johnson has voluntarily recalled several aerosol sunscreens because of contamination with benzene, a potentially cancer-causing substance. Because of this, Scouted is recommending skipping the spray-on and stick to cream.
Putting on sunscreen is a necessary evil of being outside for long periods of time with exposed skin. Most creams are heavy and take forever to dry, which isn’t ideal if you want to hit the water as soon as you drop your towel. Spray-on sunscreen is a gift from the UVA-protecting gods. It dries fast and is great for hard-to-reach places and squirming kids. We’ve rounded up some of the best-selling options on Amazon that you should stock up on for your next romp outdoors.
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