We'd argue the most annoying part of slathering on is getting your hands all goopy—especially if you're on the go with no towel handy. Thankfully, there's a solution. And, no, we're not talking about —derms say you really need to rub those in, too.
We're talking about sunblock sticks. The best sunscreen sticks are entirely contained in, well, a stick, so all you have to do is swipe the formula onto your skin. They’re also usually on the more compact side, so you can easily toss them into a giant or the tiniest for reapplication throughout the day (no possibility of leaks!).
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e. a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher that's, ideally, water-resistant). All products are independently selected by our editors.
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