Eucerin Advanced Hydration SPF 50 Sunscreen Spray, Lightweight Spray Sunscreen with Hyaluronic Acid and Humectants, Hypoallergenic, Fragrance and Alcohol Free, 6 Oz Bottle

First and foremost, the spray format of this sunscreen lotion is a game-changer. It allows for effortless and even application, ensuring that every part of my body is adequately protected. The fine mist provides a lightweight and non-greasy coverage, which is a refreshing departure from traditional lotions that can feel heavy and sticky on the skin. Just because of this, I feel more diligent about putting sunscreen on which is so important What sets this sunscreen lotion spray apart is its moisturizing properties. The formula is infused with hydrating ingredients that help replenish and lock in moisture, leaving my skin feeling soft and supple. It effectively combats dryness and prevents the skin from feeling tight or uncomfortable, even after prolonged sun exposure.

Great stuff worked very well

One of the only sunscreens that don't make me white. Not greasy! Easy to use. Protects from sun. Must reapply! Never had this problem before but with this bottle it doesn't spray properly. Bottle malfunction I assume. My favorite part - no scent!

I hate most skin products but this one is ok. I spray it onto my palm and then quickly spread it on my face to make sure I get it where I want it (as in, not on my closed eyes because any products near my eyes makes them burn and tear). It doesn't seem 100% fragrance-free to me. I don't like most fragrances. This one has a mild fragrance that I don't find offensive at all. It doesn't wash off in the shower. I can smell it on my arms the rest of the day. Good thing it's one of the few scents that I like ok!

This is my favorite sunscreen. It doesn’t dry out my skin like some do, and rubs in well.

Dermatologist always says Vaseline is best. I have to agree

Eucerin is a good product, and I bought the two pack for golf and vacation. The site failed to explain well enough that you spray it on, then rub it in. Well, if I am playing golf, I don't need to find a way to wash my hands after I put it on; other brands have worked without this bit. The other matter is that the "sprayer" was more of a spitter and would simply lob clumps of the stuff on me, which, see above, required rubbing it in. Golf clubs don't play well with slippery hands. And the final nail, for me, is that, out of about a hundred tries to spray it on, only about five to ten actually spit on me, and only ONCE was it a nice spray, but the button to spray was extremely difficult to press in the manner to which they wished me to become accustomed. One star for the brand, minus six for the applicator.

Had high hopes. It need not be in a spray can if it’s going to come out as thick as semi-melted ice cream. Doesn’t spray on well AT ALL his had to spray in my hands then rub onto my skin.