Hydrosport™ Sunblock Spray (SPF 50)



All three products felt and worked wonderfully. They went on easily, and dried to a transparent film that I could barely feel. There was no stickiness, and no white cast at all. And a big thumbs up to the packaging of the spray – an easy turn clicks it open (no caps to lose, and super easy to re-close).
I’ve never used a sunblock with an SPF as high as 85, but it certainly kept the sun away. I had zero color at the end of a long sunny afternoon outdoors (I reapplied after two hours). I generally prefer a lotion to a spray, but I tried both (in the interests of good blogging). I sprayed one arm, and put lotion on the other. At the end of the day, both arms were equally pale. I used the the SPF 50 on my neck and chest, and it also did a fine job of keeping everything untouched by the sun (without any itchiness or irritation).
The weather hasn’t been warm enough for me to test their sweat-proofness; but I did try holding one of my arms under some water, and when my arm dried, I could still feel the sunscreen on my arm. Excellent!
Visit the website for more info (and take the Road to Healthy Skin Tour). There’s also a Where to buy section. Aveeno is sold in grocery stores, drugstores, specialty stores, and online at drugstore.com and ULTA.
(ftc disclosure: sample/product received from manufacturer or representative)
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