<p>Spray sunscreens also absorb way faster than other forms of sunscreen, adds dermatologist <a href=”https://www.laserskinsurgery.com/meet-the-doctors/dr-blair-murphy-rose/” target=”_blank”>Blair Murphy-Rose, MD</a>. They’re still made with <a href=”https://www.womenshealthmag.com/beauty/g43517827/best-mineral-sunscreens/” target=”_blank”>mineral</a> or chemical filters, says dermatologist <a href=”https://www.mdcsnyc.com/provider/marisa-k-garshick-md” target=”_blank”>Marisa Garshick, MD</a>, so even though they feel really lightweight, spray sunscreens still use active ingredients to protect your skin from UV radiation. They’re just as effective in helping to reduce your risk of sunburn and skin cancers as other sunscreen formulations, adds Dr. Murphy-Rose.</p><p>Ahead, check out the best spray sunscreens, loved and tested by dermatologists.</p>” />