Can I bring sunscreen spray on the subway?

Sunscreen spray is a must-have sunscreen product for girls when going out in summer. Sunscreen spray is easy to carry and use, and is often used in summer. So can you bring sunscreen spray on the subway?

Can I bring sunscreen spray on the subway?

You cannot bring sunscreen spray on the subway. Sunscreen spray is a flammable and explosive item. When the tank is exposed to high temperature or a collision occurs, the liquid will vaporize faster and the pressure will rise sharply. When it exceeds the pressure resistance of the tank, it will explode, so it cannot be brought into the subway. Sprays with labels such as "flammable or explosive" or "keep away from fire" on the bottles are not allowed on the subway.

Use sunscreen spray with caution for sensitive skin

In order to create the so-called refreshing feeling, a large amount of alcohol or small molecule synthetic fats are generally added to the sunscreen spray. These two ingredients, in high concentrations, can help the sunscreen in the product penetrate into the skin, thereby causing potential safety hazards. People with sensitive skin need to use it with caution.

Do not spray sunscreen on your face

98% of sunscreen sprays cannot be sprayed directly on the face. Sunscreen spray contains a large amount of small chemical molecule additives. If these chemicals are sprayed on the face, they can easily be inhaled into our lungs. The instructions for use of some sunscreen sprays will note that you should spray on your palms before applying to your face.

Storing sunscreen spray

Sunscreen spray should be stored in a dark place because the fillers in it are mostly organic substances with low melting points, which are very easy to burn when exposed to fire. After spraying sunscreen spray, do not get close to fire within ten minutes, as this may burn your skin.