What's better, sunscreen spray or lotion?

Question

Both spf 50. I use spray on my kids because it's faster, but is it as good as lotion?

Answer

I use the lotion since I read an article once about how the aerosol sprays can be inhaled and cause harm. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Lotion. The spray can get into your lungs and you’re more likely to miss spots.

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Spray has chemicals which are very unhealthy to breath in, they are never recommended on kids.

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Well I have a toddler so the spray worries me getting in his eyes or something and not fully covering his skin well enough (which he’s very fair skinned and will burn easily) so I use lotion myself I can be extra careful near his eyes and know I’m getting him fully covered

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I’ve never seen the spray work on kids.. 
I have a friend from up north who has come down a couple times.. the first time she used the spray for kids (reapplying every hour) and her daughter got badly burnt.. the next time they came down I applied lotion all over her myself and she didn’t burn at all... I’m in Florida so a lot of beach time..

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I read that lotion is better because you get a thicker coverage & are less likely to miss spots.

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I personally just hate the feeling of the lotion. But both work the same.

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It works the same just a different method of application

What's better, sunscreen spray or lotion?

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