
It's really starting to feel like summer around here. We reverted back to the 50s and 60s for a short time, but now we are back up to 80 degree weather. The children have been wanting to get outside as much as possible, especially since we had such a bout of rain recently. It is more important than ever to remember to apply sunscreen before we leave the house, but since we do not always remember, we keep sunscreen in a few places . . . in the house by the backdoor, in the car, and in my oldest son's soccer bag.
The sunscreen we keep by the backdoor is the Family Size Banana Boat Kids SPF 50+ lotion
For the car and my son's soccer bag, we keep a can of Banana Boat Kids Max Protect & Play SPF 110 Continuous Spray
Both the traditional Banana Boat lotion and spray seem to work very well. I highly recommend the higher SPF products because I noticed my children would still turn a little red after using the SPF 30 spray. Both the lotion from the pump and the spray absorbed into the skin fairly quickly and did not feel greasy afterwards. There also was no strong or unpleasant scent left on the skin. Both products are water-resistant, but we have not had a chance to test that out yet this year.
You are invited to take the Banana Boat Sun 101 Quiz to become Sun Certified. When you do, you will prompt a $1 donation to The Skin Cancer Foundation from Banana Boat. Also visit Banana Boat on Facebook to learn about their "101 Days of Summer Giveaway".
You can purchase Banana Boat suncare products at most major retailers of skincare products.
Thank you to Banana Boat for providing complimentary product samples for us to base this review upon.