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If you're playing in the water and not looking for a tan, another option is a rash guard to minimize sunscreen use (just face and neck if you get a long sleeve)
by roger104 8y ago
If you're playing in the water and not looking for a tan, another option is a rash guard to minimize sunscreen use (just face and neck if you get a long sleeve). I lived in Hawaii for a number of years and found rash guards to be the best option for me personally. I would spend hours at a stretch in the water and sunscreen will wash off quicker than you might think.
- narrator 8y agoWhen I go on vacation to the tropics I wear a long sleeve part polyester/spandex shirt that dries quickly even when I go in the pool/ocean. The effective SPF is 50. It's a bit dorky, but much better than getting a sunburn and I don't have to reapply sunscreen.
- brianwawok 8y agoMany rashguards test at SPF 200, but they can't advertise as more than "50+"... at that point, it is basically SPF infinity.