Is there any difference with face and body sunscreen?

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Charlotte B.

Apr 13, 2015

Charlotte B.

You can but there are some made specifically for face or body

Gisell G.

Apr 13, 2015

Gisell G.

The face one is made specially for your face so most will not clog your pores.

Sharon A.

Apr 13, 2015

Sharon A.

The sunscreens made for your face can be used on your body as well, but I wouldn't recommend it as they're much pricier. Don't use the body ones for your face though, cause they don't cater to the more sensitive skin there. I used body sunscreen for babies/kids on my face for a holiday once, and nothing happened - so maybe gentler formulas aren't an issue.

Amy H.

Apr 13, 2015

Amy H.

If I use normal sunscreen on my face like the thick gooooy White stuff my skin usally breaks out but if I use the lighter spray bottle/kids formula it's fine on my face.

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