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Walmart’s Equate brand lotion offers excellent UVA/UVB protection sunscreen performing up to its 50 SPF claim. The scent is a classic, beachy fragrance of floral and citrus.

3.0 out of 5 starsExpensive sunscreen on line compared to purchase at Walmart. The sunscreen works well and is good quality. However, it was almost twice as expensive as buying it in our local Walmart.

Equate Sport Lotion and Ultra Spectrum Clear Zinc Sunscreen for Face and Lips, SPF 50, dries fast and clear and is gentle enough for daily use. This may be one of the best sunscreens for body, faces and lips because it contains zinc oxide sunscreen and is water resistant for up to 80 minutes.

Healthline’s picks of the 16 best sunscreens for all year round

• Colorescience Sunforgettable Brush-On Shield, SPF 50, PA++++
• Tatcha Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen, SPF 35.
• Glossier Invisible Shield Daily Sunscreen.
• Unsun Mineral Tinted Face Sunscreen, SPF 30.
• CannaSmack Ink Guard Sunscreen, SPF 30.

Equate Reef-Safe Sunscreen.

Trader Joe’s sunscreen is the second (and only other) sunscreen to score a perfect 100. As a bonus, the spray has a beachy, citrus scent, according to Consumer Reports.

Johnson & Johnson Recalls Tons of Neutrogena Sunscreens Over Contamination Concerns. Several of the company’s spray sunscreens contain low levels of benzene, a known carcinogen. Johnson & Johnson announced a voluntary recall of several spray sunscreens that are contaminated with benzene, a known carcinogen.

We’ve determined that zinc oxide is the safest, most effective active sunscreen ingredient available. It also stands alone in that it is a truly effective, single-ingredient, broad spectrum blocker, meaning that it protects from UVA, UVB, and even UVC rays.

Equate Sport Sunscreen Spray, Oxybenzone Free, SPF 50.

And there’s no one right answer: the best sunscreen for you will depend on a number of factors, including formulation, skin type and level of sun exposure. If you’re like most of us, you sometimes struggle with translating sunscreen labels. Don’t worry: you don’t need to get an advanced degree in sunscreen terminology.

Look for “zinc” or “mineral” in the product name or “zinc oxide” or “titanium dioxide” in the ingredients list. What this means for you: Scientific research on both types of sunscreen is constantly under way and there is a lot of information out there, much of which is conflicting and very little of it is decisive.

And while broad spectrum sunscreen blocks some amount of UVA, there is no standard measure for UVA protection, which is why SPF indicates only UVB protection. What this means for you: In general, the fairer your skin, the stronger the UVB and the longer you’re in the sun, the higher you should go on SPF.

Some of the most common sunscreen terms you’ll see include: Broad spectrum sunscreen. The FDA allows a product to be labeled “broad spectrum” if it passes a test proving that it offers protection from a percentage of both UVB and UVA radiation. The percentage of UVB that is blocked depends on the SPF level.