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Head Shaving, Grooming & Care => How To Protect Your Bald Head => Topic started by: Nickd on May 17, 2015, 07:12:52 PM

Title: What are good sunscreen options?
Post by: Nickd on May 17, 2015, 07:12:52 PM
I was just wondering what others are using for a sunscreen? I'm using a generic spray on pharmacy brand SPF30 that I picked up back in April to get me started.

I was also wondering if anyone has had this happen to them. After I apply the sunscreen my head looks like I used clear coat from a body shop. My head is always shinny even on the cloudiest of days, but when I use this stuff the shine is just wild. My head is dry to the touch, but it has that wet look that looks like I spent hours polishing. I'm indifferent about it I guess, but it is bold. Just wondering if that's normal.
Title: Re: What are good sunscreen options?
Post by: reddog on May 17, 2015, 07:23:06 PM
I just use the drug store brand in the tube. Yes, it will shine you up good, probably has a moisturizing oil in it. I like my head extra shiny anyway. I use my mixture of witch hazel, aloe gel, and tea tree oil. About 3 coats after shaving does it.
Title: Re: What are good sunscreen options?
Post by: Semi-Sly on May 17, 2015, 09:46:04 PM
i use Neutrogena spray on sunscreen.  It is never greasy, never gives my head a shiny look, doesn't feel like I have anything on. 
Title: Re: What are good sunscreen options?
Post by: Tyler on May 18, 2015, 11:28:10 AM
Try the following:

HeadHunter Sunscreen

BeeBald Smooth with SPF
Title: Re: What are good sunscreen options?
Post by: Beadog on May 19, 2015, 11:53:26 AM
I am at the beach this week. My favorites off the rack at Wally World are the Neutrogena Sheer Touch and the Hawaiian Tropic Sheer Touch  sun screens. Both are non-greasy and work well. I prefer the lotion over the sprays, personally. The Headhunter Clear looks great, but I haven't seen it on any local vendor shelves.
Title: Re: What are good sunscreen options?
Post by: skram on July 27, 2015, 01:27:49 PM
My biggest issue is having the sunscreen run off when sweating and getting in my eyes. Irritating and hard to deal with when you wear contacts - can't just rinse out the eyes!

I used to like the HeadLube SPF from Headblade. However, they discontinued it a while ago.

I saw an announcement though that they are coming out with an SPF spray that should be on their site for sale sometime this week.  Hopefully it will be as good!