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I have spent a lot of time out of doors the last few weeks, volunteering at Riverbend, a local 10 day music festival, and on a week long trip to the beach. The gift bag I received for volunteering at Riverbend included Coppertone Sport Continuous Spray Breathable Sunscreen. The main advantages to this product str ease of use, portability, and waterproof protection. It is also unscented, (for those who dislike the fragrance that accompanies most oil and lotion based products), and does not leave skin feeling greasy. Unlike oil and lotion based sunscreens, it is clear, and does not require rubbing on the skin to apply, and can provide more even protection if sprayed at an angle as recommended by the manufacturer, Schering-Plough.
On the downside, this product is difficult to use in the wind, resulting is waste and uneven application. It is also difficult to apply to the face, due to the fact that most people are uncomfortable with spraying products directly on the face and around the eyes and mouth. I would recommend using a second method of protection for the face, as a back-up.
Overall, I was pleased with the level of protection from this product. It does provide reasonably good protection from the sun's rays. It is advertised as ultra sweatproof, but I was less impressed with this claim, since I did not spray it on body areas where sweat gland are most active. I primarily recommend this products for active adults on the run, rather than serious sunbathers. At around $10.00 per six ounce can, it is a bit pricey. However, this product is a nice alternative for those who dislike the scent, and greasy texture of oil and lotion based suncreens. It is most effective, when used in combination with oils or lotions, for those looking for a handy product that will allow them to spray and play on the run.
Last edited on Jun 29, 2008
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