What is the reason for the sunscreen spray to rub mud?

Summer is here, and it's time to use sunscreen products again, so why does sunscreen spray turn into mud? What should I do if the sunscreen spray rubs into mud?

Why does sunscreen spray rub mud?

It is normal for sunscreen spray to rub into mud. The reason why sunscreen spray rubs into mud is the same as sunscreen. The main reason for rubbing into mud is that some sunscreen ingredients are causing the problem.

What to do if sunscreen spray is rubbed into mud

In fact, it is normal for some sunscreen products to rub into mud after use. If you want to avoid this problem, the most effective way is to avoid applying in a circular motion, but to gently pat and press the product to make it evenly adhere to the skin. After application, try not to touch your face with your hands as much as possible. If you are really not used to this type of sunscreen, you might as well try the bottle-type sunscreen. This type of product has a more refreshing texture and will not make you feel stuffy after application. Most importantly, it is almost impossible to cause rubbing.

Okay, now you know why sunscreen spray turns into mud.