Sun Screen

[dl0015]

I know this is a stupid question but...can you bring the spray sun screen into the parks? Seems that I seem to remember the last we was there it was an issue...

 

[CAS239]

Yes lol. I don't think any type of sun screen has ever been an issue outside of maybe an airport

 

[teachmedis]

We can only use use the spray sunscreen, as both of my DS are allergic to something that is in the lotion (I've tried them all!). That being said, whenever I use it in a public place I make sure we're out of the way of crowds as it does bother some people.

 

[mdelano4]

There will always be someone who complains about something. After that either person will post it here and "there's a problem." I agree with PP use it out of the way. I would add pre-plan a witty retort for anyone who has the nerve to say something. That's what I would do, but full disclosure, I'm a smart aleck who likes a little verbal jousting more than the next person.

 

[DisneyOma]

The only down side to spray sunscreen is that if you get it on the grass and other foliage it will kill that foliage - blocks out the sun's rays and the plant dies. So just try to spray close to the body, away from any plants.

I used to spray my kids out on the lawn. We learned the above the hard way.

 

[Ambehnke]

You're fine! We always brought multiple cans in!

 

[PrincessPaczki]

Hi. I have also found smaller cans of the spray sunscreen at my local Ulta. They are much more convenient to carry with you.