Just spritz and chill. Our non-greasy formula is enriched with soothing Aloe and Vitamin E to hydrate and revitalize your skin after a long, lazy day in the sun.
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Cool it down with sensitive-skin friendly products enriched with good stuff like Aloe and Hypochlorous Acid.
We love it for after-sun hydration.
That's how you know it's good on sensitive skin.
Enriched with good stuff like Aloe and Hypochlorous Acid.
The SPF (Sun Protection Factor) on a bottle of sunscreen indicates the level of protection we're getting from the sun's UVB rays—which are the sun rays most commonly responsible for sunburns and skin cancer.
SPF, which stands for Sun Protection Factor, has been used for decades to determine the level of protection someone can expect from the sunscreen they use. It can often vary from person to person given multiple factors such as testing methods and environmental factors. In addition, everyone’s skin is different, which can also affect what kind of SPF is best suited to fit their individual needs.
A common misperception is that the SPF number on a bottle signifies the amount of time you can spend in the sun without getting burned (30 minutes for SPF 30, 50 minutes for SPF 50 etc.) This is not accurate. In fact, the SPF rating system is far more complex and based on the degree to which a certain formula protects against the sun’s harmful UVB rays over a certain period of time. For example, a sunscreen with a rating of SPF 30 allows only 3 photons per 100 to penetrate the skin, meaning it shields approximately 97% of the sun’s harmful UVB rays. This roughly translates to 30 times the protection you’d have versus using no sunscreen at all. This extends to SPF 50 (98% or 50 times the protection) and SPF 70 (98.5% or 70 times the protection). The length of time that a sunscreen will protect you from sunburn will vary based on the UV index at the time as well as other factors.
At Sun Bum, we like to think we make sun care products for everyone. So, whether your SPF preference is 30 or 50, mineral or non-mineral, lotion or spray, you can stay protected from the sun’s harmful rays. As noted by the Skin Cancer Foundation, “The best sunscreen is the one you’ll use.”
Global SPF assessment standards have been updated several times over the years, with the most recent update in 2019. The purpose of these updates—which were led by regional regulators and groups such as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)—was to reduce the variability of SPF assessments. Currently, even the globally recognized “gold standard” SPF test — the in-vivo test known as SPF ISO-24444 — is subject to considerable variability due to the inherent human biases built into the testing process (Ruvolo, Yousefian,International Journal of Cosmetic Science, Dec. 2025). Because of this, there is an increasing call for governments and regulators to update the testing protocols and standards they recommend for manufacturers to follow — for example, using the HDRS-ISO 23698 test: an in vivo/in vitro hybrid that addresses some of the more subjective factors common with in-vivo only testing. (Ruvolo, Yousefian,International Journal of Cosmetic Science, Dec. 2025).
Avoid making a rookie mistake! Reapply every 2 hours and after swimming, sweating and toweling off.
Yup, 90% of UV rays still find their way through clouds, which means you can still get fried.
We know it’s tough, but try to limit sun exposure when the sun’s rays are most intense (10am to 4pm).
Yep. Reflections off water and snow can increase sun exposure by up to 50%. Keep that in mind when you’re surfing or on the slopes.
Keep newborns out of direct sunlight and always cover them with shade. Check with your pediatrician, before applying sunscreen to children under 6 months.
Overall rating: 4.046154 / 5 from 130 reviews.
After Sun Cool Down Spray offers instant relief from sunburns and soothes skin with its non-greasy formula enriched with Aloe and Vitamin E. Customers appreciate its effectiveness, ease of use, and pleasant scent, though some noted issues with the spray consistency.
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"This is another absolute must! This one is great when I am out and about with family and friends and don't have time to lather anything on my skin. I just need to spray and go. Smells great and it does the job of soothing and cooling that I need."
"Feels nice and smells sooo good! And it doesn’t leave that sticky feeling"
"I don't use it that often, I tan more than I burn. If I do slightly burn on my arms or shoulders, it definitely provides relief. I will keep it in my cooler while on the river and spray it on if I happen to start getting hot."
"Got burned to a crisp and the rub on one's obviously wasn't going to work when you can't touch your skin. This is oil based so yes it is (greasy) but serious relief and quick recovery if continue use. Give it a few tries and you'll see a huge difference!!"
"Love it. Spray it on in the shower to avoid it getting on floor, quick rub on and good to go, from the fridge it’s cooling and being really fair skinned it has saved my bacon . Will be a dedicated brand buyer after using it as it is so good. Lovely glow off skin and not a bit greasy after a few mins. Skin feels hydrated all night"
"way too greasy, no cooling effect. can't understand how this formula even makes it to the shelves."
"This is the worst product. It sits on top of your skin so theres no way you can possibly get dressed after. Its worse than the consistency of baby oil."
"This spray seems to be very oily every time I apply. I would probably stick with aloe if you need an after sun product."
"Nothing about it is cooling. It’s extremely greasy and doesn’t let your skin breathe at all once applied. The scent is also very strong and cleaner-like. You have to push the trigger pretty hard to get the spray to make a mist rather than a tiny jet."
"Good"
