Will sunscreen spray explode in the car? Can sunscreen spray be placed in the car?

We all know that sunscreen spray is packaged in iron cans. Many people are worried that this type of product will explode. So, will sunscreen spray explode? We should strengthen our understanding of this safety common sense.

Will sunscreen spray explode in your car?

It may explode if not placed properly.

Sunscreen sprays are all made of high-pressure aluminum cans. Placing them in a high temperature environment will cause the internal pressure to increase, which will lead to the risk of explosion. At the same time, some sunscreen sprays also contain alcohol. Once an explosion occurs, there is the possibility of fire, which is very dangerous. Therefore, the sunscreen spray you buy must be placed in a cool and dry place, and avoid placing it in high temperature places such as balconies and cars.

Will sunscreen spray explode in your car?

They will explode because canned sprays such as sunscreen spray, hairspray, shaving foam, and insecticide can spray out the liquid in the can because the pressure in the can is very high, and the items in the spray are themselves flammable. If exposed to the sun in a car, it may explode.

How to choose sunscreen spray

Sunscreen spray does not have so many miscellaneous functions. It is relatively simple and crude, and only has the function of chemical sunscreen. Since it has no moisturizing effect, it generally contains more refreshing ingredients and is not very oily. Therefore, it is more suitable for people with oily skin or those who are prone to acne on their faces. At the same time, if you use this spray for sun protection, it will not easily produce a sticky feeling even in the hot summer. It also has a good waterproof effect, making it especially suitable for use in summer.

The biggest disadvantage of sunscreen spray is that it is very difficult to remove. If you don’t remove it thoroughly after use, it may remain on your face, clog your pores, and gradually cause some skin problems. Therefore, it has high requirements for makeup removal. And because its performance is relatively simple, it is simply sun protection, so you may feel your skin tight and dry after using it. If you don’t do a good job of moisturizing before using it, then your skin is likely to peel due to lack of water.

Sunscreen product recommendations

1. ISDIN Water-Based Sunscreen

The skin feel is better than most Japanese sunscreens. I was a little surprised when I used it for the first time, and then I used many bottles one after another. Some people think that the SPF is not enough, but it is enough for daily classes or commuting to work. It is very light, moist and easy to spread, and does not leave any oily shine after absorption.

2. Shiseido D program sensitive topic sunscreen

It does not contain alcohol, fragrance or coloring, so it is a small bottle that can be used safely on sensitive skin, and I like the SPF factor. The mouth of the bottle is small, and the bottle body is a little hard to squeeze out. After applying it, it turns white, but it will be fine after a while. It's a little oily but not serious and within an acceptable range.

3. Naris up iced refreshing sunscreen spray

It's cool and comfortable to spray, and most importantly, it smells great. It smells super good, and it looks great too, so I've already repurchased it. If there is a disadvantage, it is that the spray is more wasteful, after all, the spray covers a large area.

4. ISDIN Full Body Waterproof Sunscreen Spray

The spray was so fine, so fine it startled me. However, after spraying, the skin is obviously reflective, it is a white spray and it takes a long time to form a film. But the good news is that it is within an acceptable range and it would be much better to use it as a sunscreen for the body.