Golfchicago
Sep 20 2006, 05:57 AM
My wife has been riding me to use sunscreen for years. I wear a hat but I have had a problem with sunscreen because I sweat a lot. Does anyone else out there sweat a lot find a sunscreen that works?
big-buka
Sep 20 2006, 06:53 AM
Mosquito Coast by Bull Frog...it has sunblock and bug repellent. I am not sure how it stands up to sweating but it is in a spray bottle so it does not get all over your hands...my 2 cents
biga9999
Sep 20 2006, 07:52 AM
2nd for the Bull Frog spray.
I do not use the bug spray/sunscreen combo, but the spay on sunscreen is great. I sweat quite a bit, and I apply it before the round and at the turn without any problems. It does not have the usual greasy feeling you get from sunscreen. The spray bottle make it easy to apply and you do not get much on your hands.
Sam-Tee-Time
Sep 20 2006, 09:01 AM
The only sunscreen I can stand is Coppertone Sport 30. It goes on very, very non greasy, and tends to last quite a while. I've tried many others, but this is the only one I can tolerate.
mcbush25
Sep 20 2006, 09:08 AM
I use Coppertone Sport. I use the spray on kind and I haven't had any problems with sweating and it not covering. I tend to sweat a lot and don't have many problems at all. I also love the spray as it goes on very easy.
taylormadefan
Sep 20 2006, 11:12 AM
I used to HATE suncreen with a passion, I hated the sticky oily feeling they always had.
Since I've started using Neutrogena's Ultra Sheer Dry Touch sunblock, I wear sunscreen every day. Rub and sweat resistant, blocks UVA/UVB, great protection, and it dries without any greasy, sticky, or oily feeling. Even if you put it on with your hands, it won't reduce your grip or rub off. It's a little expensive at $8 a tube, but sunscreen's only effective if you wear it.

Whatever brand you choose, don't waste your money for any SPF higher than 35, reapply every 2 hours, and make sure your initial application has at least 15 minutes to start working before you get out in the sun.
jdaniel
Sep 21 2006, 12:02 AM
I use Coppertone Sport SPF 30 spray. A quick hint the pump spray is a much better deal, you will get plenty more uses over the aerosol type. I learned the hard way.
toddnt
Sep 21 2006, 12:07 AM
Neutrogena spray on spf-45.
dac
Sep 21 2006, 02:08 AM
another vote for coppertone sport. non-greasy and works well.
Furrankee
Sep 21 2006, 02:23 AM
QUOTE(Golfchicago @ Sep 20 2006, 03:57 AM) [snapback]290285[/snapback]
My wife has been riding me to use sunscreen for years. I wear a hat but I have had a problem with sunscreen because I sweat a lot. Does anyone else out there sweat a lot find a sunscreen that works?
Someone mentioned Bullfrog (spray). I recommend you getting that because it has the all important compound called "titanium dioxide". That's the important ingredient in terms of keeping your skin, cancer and wrinkle free.
Non Grease coppertone is good but if you want to look 50 at age 30, go for it.
pattawit
Sep 22 2006, 05:12 AM
I live in a sunny Thailand and I'm a very sweaty guy. So u could trust me in this case.
I use SOLTAN for Kids SPF 50+ from boots.
It smells good and doesnt bother u with the sticky feeling, but it stays on your skin for a long time even against your sweat.
taylormadefan
Sep 22 2006, 10:14 AM
QUOTE(furrankee @ Sep 21 2006, 02:23 AM) [snapback]291091[/snapback]
QUOTE(Golfchicago @ Sep 20 2006, 03:57 AM) [snapback]290285[/snapback]
My wife has been riding me to use sunscreen for years. I wear a hat but I have had a problem with sunscreen because I sweat a lot. Does anyone else out there sweat a lot find a sunscreen that works?
Someone mentioned Bullfrog (spray). I recommend you getting that because it has the all important compound called "titanium dioxide". That's the important ingredient in terms of keeping your skin, cancer and wrinkle free.
Non Grease coppertone is good but if you want to look 50 at age 30, go for it.
Urban myth. The difference between Titanium and Zinc Dioxides and products like avobenzone and oxybenzone is that the Ti and Zn compounds reflect UV light and are classified as physical blockers while the benzone compounds are absorbative compounds.
Physical blockers have a slim advantage of having instantaneous action, while the absorbative blockers require 15-30 minutes before acting. If you apply an absorbative blocker in the car before your round and reapply every 2 hours you will be skin cancer free in either case. If you truly want to be cancer free, remember to keep as much of your body covered as possible, long sleeves, pant legs, and a bucket hat. No sunscreen or block will work as well as a piece of clothing, a golfers tan is proof enough of that.
mfo
Sep 24 2006, 01:43 AM
I have very fair skin and do a lot of surfing. I have taken trips to tropical locations where I needed the best protection. The best sunblock is called Headhunter. It does not come off in water or because you are sweating and lasts for hours. YOu can find it at surf shops.
rgjusa
Sep 25 2006, 01:43 PM
Probably should have started this thread in the Ladies Golf section !
Big D McGee
Sep 25 2006, 04:09 PM
I sweat more than anyone I know. Copperton Sport works amazingly for me. I even got a big bottle that came with a small 1-oz hard tube that clips to your golf bag.
omarp
Sep 25 2006, 04:42 PM
Check out KINeSYS sunscreen. This is very ligth spray. Totally sweatproff. Avialable in scented or unscented versions.
golfgolf05
Sep 26 2006, 07:21 PM
Does anyone apply sunblock to their golf clubs?
crew_138
May 1 2007, 07:15 PM
An old thread that I thaught would be a friendly reminder to use sunscreen. The weather is getting better and my hide is a bit red today,from a tourney.
Protect your skin!
nick01
May 1 2007, 07:21 PM
QUOTE(golfgolf05 @ Sep 26 2006, 07:21 PM) [snapback]295319[/snapback]
Does anyone apply sunblock to their golf clubs?
huh

and no
MN-golfer
May 1 2007, 07:39 PM
I never really use sun screen. I really have never had a problem with getting burnt, will probably pay for it in the years to come though.
webmstrk9
May 1 2007, 07:52 PM
QUOTE(MN-golfer @ May 1 2007, 07:39 PM) [snapback]548420[/snapback]
I never really use sun screen. I really have never had a problem with getting burnt, will probably pay for it in the years to come though.
Just because you dont get burnt doesnt exclude you from skin cancer. An $8 investment is a drop in the bucket to the future medical treatment is worth it.
Like my father beats into my head... better safe than sorry.
handz98
May 1 2007, 08:17 PM
Another tip that I figured out the hard way...sunscreen goes bad with time. I have now made it a habit to take out whatever was left in my bag at the end of last season and replace it with new in the spring. FWIW I have used both the Coppertone Spray and Bullfrog with good results. I burn like crazy so I go through a lot of sunscreen.
billhager
May 1 2007, 10:51 PM
oliveoil?
Hrocks
May 1 2007, 11:33 PM
La Roche Posay Anthelios S Water-Sweat Resistant Sunscreen SPF 30 Description:
Oil based formula makes it highly resistant to water and sweat. This sun block protects skin against UVA and UVB rays that cause sunburn and photo aging. It contains Mexoryl SX, Titanium Dioxide and Parsol.
Bought this stuff for my wife and little guy who are very fair. I think it may now finally be available in the US...it's made by L'oreal and has the three key ingredients that I've not seen in combination anywhere else. The stuff retails for around $40/tube, but on the internet from "get Canadian drugs.com", it's about $19/tube. Good stuff.
risingsungolf
May 2 2007, 08:21 AM
Neutrogena Body Mist. LOVE IT! Great protection..SPF45, it's not oily and it doesn't make me start sweating.
divot46
May 2 2007, 10:08 AM
Coppertone Sport lotion here in SPF 30 for sunny days, 15 for cloudy ones. My dad told me he got one of the worst sunburns he ever had on a cloudy day.
ByronChapman
May 2 2007, 04:02 PM
What you all don't like having that sweat farmers tan?
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