I am planning on getting ThinkBaby cream sunscreen, but wanted to get an additional sunscreen in a spray/spritz form? Recommendations? I was thinking there must be one in a spritz form (rather than aerosol).
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Babyganics has a spritzer. That's what we've airways used for D.
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I had a really hard finding a spritz that didn't get bad reviews.
I ended up finding the aerosol Honest Co that was a zinc only at Target.
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@littlebug: Thanks! have you used their bug spray?
@T.H.O.U.: Aw man, I was there today and didn't think to look!
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@abbydabbydoodlebug: No. We've used Bugbands.
ETA: His 1st summer he was 6 months old, so we used Bugbands. Last summer, at 18 months, we would spray Off on his feet/ankles. That usually did fine. If we were somewhere that seemed really buggy, he got a Bugband on his wrist.
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We use the Babyganics spritz. I don't see much difference between it and a cream because I still have to rub it in to get coverage.
I've also used their big spray and while it works, it is really oily. I prefer the California Baby one.
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@T.H.O.U.: I saw this one and almost bought it! Do you know what they use to make it aerosol?
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@Mrs. Lion: does this help. I don't really know.
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We are in FL right now, using Babo Botanicals Sheer Zinc spf 30 spray, and really love it. I can't find the spray listed on the EWG's website but all of the Babo non-spray sunscreens earn a score of 1. It might be considered an aerosol but it comes out more like a spritz.
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@T.H.O.U.: we use the same one and I love it!!
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@abbydabbydoodlebug: I have the babyganic bug spray.. It is really oily! It sprays out and then just kinda drips everywhere!
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