Best Sunscreen/Sunblock
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Originally posted by S2KTerpNut
Just curious--how many of you guys have jobs where you have to at least occasionally meet customers? Maybe I'll have to put the top up so my hair doesn't look stupid and I don't smell of sunscreen.
Just curious--how many of you guys have jobs where you have to at least occasionally meet customers? Maybe I'll have to put the top up so my hair doesn't look stupid and I don't smell of sunscreen.
i have been getting my hair cut shorter so i dont have that problem-
but do sometimes wear a hat- and i do get a bit of "hathead"!
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I use Coppertone Sport sunblock spray. It's SPF30, waterproof, and it's incredibly convenient to put on -- no smearing, sticky mess. It doesn't smell too bad, but it still smells like sunblock. I never noticed it stinging my eyes, either.
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Another vote for Coppertone Sport.
It works great for me in wet or dry environments. I like it in SPF 8 strength to prevent sunburn but build up a bit of a tan at the same time.
It works great for me in wet or dry environments. I like it in SPF 8 strength to prevent sunburn but build up a bit of a tan at the same time.
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Yeah, I've tried the Coppertone Sport at the beach and it isn't greasy. Forgot about it. Maybe I'll switch it for whatever it is I've got in the car now. Definitely like the idea of a stick since it's sounds easy to apply while driving. I'm usually so anxious to go that I forget to apply sunblock until I'm already rolling!
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