Which sunscreen do you prefer?

I usually use whatever to be honest. Ive used both that you have listed. Aerosol and lotion. The times I used the aerosol... it didnt do anything to my clothes. But as for what I use now... whatever we have for our daughter. So something around a 50? But usually at Disney when we go I dont need it.

Why is that Mase?

I have used the aerosol when camping at a lake and it worked just fine. In fact, one time we used it one day and got just a little color but the people we were with insisted we use a "real sunscreen" the next day. We used their lotion kind and was burnt to a crisp by the end of the day. After that I usually use an aerosol if I use any at all.
Do you think it will be really needed at the end of October?

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We always go in November, and I could probably count the times ive used sun screen on one hand. The high is normally mid 70's... and not baking.

I am an aerosol girl it's just so easy, and I am the whitest white girl you have ever seen. I am not even allowed in the sun wihtout a hat due to being dumb in the past (Think elephant man )

I have tried the aresol but didn't like it... I didn't feel like I got it everywhere. I really hate sunscreen in general but seeing ad how I'm literally allergic to the sun ( I break out in crazy welts when I'm out in the sun without sunscreen on) I have to use it. I typically use whatever our children use like mase said which is typically a pretty high SPF.

My wife and I go all the way everyday at WDW!...
In our Disney tub we are always stocked with the Coppertone Sport SPF 50 aerosol cans...if anyone shops at Sams Club you can find the 3 can pack for something around $16-$18 I think. It has never bee a problem with clothes...washes right out, and hasn't damaged anything ever.

Between the 2 of us we go through a can every 3 or 4 days.
Even if we are at the pool under an umbrella we apply it.
If the scent is a problem...say if we are having lunch at a sit down, and would want to feel refreshed or not bother anyone else, a little daily refresher spray from my shoulder bag works for me, but I don't think the sunscreen has ever been a prob...

I haven't really researched it, but I have always thought that if you were going to be out for a few hours or more that it is the wise thing to protect yourself ...especially if you are fair skin (like my wife and I are)... don't overlook if you can...and don't take it lightly...I never thought a big ass tornado was going to go right by house either

I want to see your posts for a long time to come Mase!... Give it a second thought before you are sure it is not needed

As a very fair skinned Florida girl I would have to say that my favorite is the Neutrogena helio plex at an spf of 75 or a 100. My only caution with any of the aerosol sunscreens is to make sure it is a "no rub" formula, as someone who has walked around with a splotchy sunburn all over my legs I learned this lesson the hard way

Aww how sweet...and as his wife I would like him to be around for a long time as well...LOL

Setting: Room 10x12. White walls. Couple colorful painting on the wall. 3 chairs. Jess in one chair. David in another chair. Mase walks in.

Mase: "Ummm... hi guys?"
Jess: "Mase... we need to have a talk."
Dave: "Have a seat."
Mase: "What is this about?"
Dave: "Mase... were concerned..."
Jess: "We want you to reconsider wearing sunscreen hun."
Mase: "Ummmm.... why? The sun doesnt bother me..."
Jess & Dave: "We want you to post for a long time."
Mase: "FORGET YOU TWO!!!!!!"

Mase jumps out the window.....

Naw... I kid... lol

i have bain de Soliel aerosol sunscreen with UV activated self tanner, so that I can pretend that I get a real tan.

Without question, Banana Boat, and we use the Babies or Kids formula for the whole family. The aerosol is pretty good, but for serious sun exposure, we go with the cream. It's goopy as heck, but I have worn it plenty of times without burning. We're Floridians, and fair skinned at that.

If you don't like the BB, I would at least go with something that contains titanium dioxide. It really blocks the sun. I've tried some of the newer, fancier lotions that are more light weight, but I've gotten too much sun with them.

J.P. -- I've used various sunscreens! I HATE feeling greasy and gross after a day at the parks! I use the aerosol more often than not, just because it's easier to apply. I use a no-fragrance version in a pretty high spf. I do have a Neutrogena sensitive skin SPF lotion that I use on my face and shoulders since I don't like to spray the stuff in my face

I don't like the stickiness of most aerosols but I have found one that I truly love. Neutrogena Dry. It has a pleasant aroma and it is so dry you don't even notice that you have suncreen on. I have it in SPF 55 but it may come in different formulations. It costs about $10 at Walmart. I think the aerosols are much easier to re-apply during the day and they don't stain clothing. They feel very cool to hot skin so it makes re-applying a treat. In my bag, I keep a big ziploc freezer bag lined with a wash cloth from the hotel. Then I put in a frozen bottle of water (if we have a fridge that will freeze one) and the sunscreen. That way the sunscreen gets really cold and feels great to your skin. The water melts and you have a cold drink of water without paying extra! The wash cloth just keeps it from being so messy but comes in handy as a quick way to wipe sweat from the your skin. Be sure to use the ziploc bag or the rest of your stuff in your bag will get soggy from the water bottle.

You've managed to combine sunscreen and a spa treatment. Sounds really nice.

I think the Neutrogena Dry is what we use as well. I can't find the bottle to check though.