Q: What kind of sunscreen hair spray should I use?
The best sunscreen hair spray for Florida residents should provide protection from both UVA and UVB rays. Scalp & Hair Sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize offers just that. Our proprietary technology delivers incredible lift and volume while also adding protection against sunburn and skin cancer. Itโs formulated with safe and effective UV actives, and is enriched with antioxidants, amino acids, and nutrients to nourish your hair from root to tip.
Q: How do I use sunscreen hair spray?
Scalp & Hair Sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize is easy to use. Start by spraying it directly onto your scalp and hair. Massage it into your hair with your fingers, then style as desired. Reapply often, especially when you are in the sun for prolonged periods of time.
Q: Can sunscreen hair spray help with thinning hair?
Yes, sunscreen hair spray can help with thinning hair. Our Scalp & Hair Sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize is enriched with antioxidants, amino acids, and nutrients that nourish your hair from root to tip. This helps to protect your hair from damage caused by the sunโs UV radiation. Additionally, our sunscreen has a proprietary collagen and silk amino acids technology that helps to create strong, bouncy hair which helps to create the appearance of thicker strands.
Q: Will sunscreen hair spray make my hair greasy?
No, Scalp & Hair Sunscreen SPF 40 Protect, Style & Volumize will not make your hair greasy. It is formulated with safe and effective UV actives to provide you with effective protection against sunburn and skin cancer, but it wonโt leave your hair feeling greasy. It is also infused with safflower seed oil and green tea oil, which helps nourish your hair without adding oily residue.
Q: How often should I apply sunscreen hair spray?
You should apply sunscreen hair spray every time you go outside. Reapply often, especially when you are in the sun for prolonged periods of time. This will ensure that your scalp and hair are adequately protected from the sunโs UV radiation.
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