Next time you're deciding which type of sunscreen to buy, consider these differences between sunscreen spray vs. lotion. An expert weighs in. Joshua Cox-Steib is a sociologist and freelance writer. He ...

Spray (or aerosol) sunscreens are popular in part because they’re easy to apply, but their convenience comes at a cost. If you aren’t careful when you use them, you may not actually be getting much of ...

Like sunscreen lotions, you can even find mineral sunscreens in the form of sprays. In general, mineral sunscreens offer immediate protection and physically prevent UV rays from penetrating the skin.

If you hate using a thick, goopy sunscreen, then you're in luck. There's now a plethora of non-lotion SPF products including sprays, sticks and powders. But while it may be tempting to leave the ...

The dog days of summer are upon us and many Americans are spending a lot of time outdoors soaking up the sun. While most people understand the importance of applying sunscreen every day before heading ...

Dermatologists explain the benefits — and drawbacks — of this popular option. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times Supported by By Erica Sweeney Q: I use spray sunscreens all summer because ...

We need to shield our skin from the sun’s harmful rays regardless of the weather, so the best sunscreens for kids aren’t just ...

We need to shield our skin from the sun’s harmful rays regardless of the weather, so the best sunscreens for kids aren’t just ...

Why E! loves it: Known as a cult favorite among shoppers and E! editors, this Supergoop! sunscreen mist is infused with vitamin C, green tea, and acai extract. What we love most is that it offers sun ...

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