sunscreen
- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌskrin/
- This is a hand cream, really great sunscreen, really great sunscreen.
- apply sunscreen
- wear sunscreen
- SPF sunscreen
This is the glow stick sunscreen SPF by Super Goop.
- This is the glow stick sunscreen SPF by Super Goop.
- And then chemical based sunscreens probably best avoided.
- Cleanser in the morning, sunscreen at night.
- Maybe just like sunscreen, but on a full face.
- I will then spray this philosophy sunscreen on my face.
- Oh that is so nice and rare for sunscreen to smell good.
- Then every day I put on sunscreen whether it's raining, sunny.
- So I just have a little bit of, like, sunscreen on, really.
- You see, when you put on sunscreen, the sunscreen protects your skin from the sun.
- And literally for hours, all I could smell was the sunscreen like it is so potent.
- If I could change anything it'd be more sunscreen and bug spray.
- I do need to repurchase another unseen sunscreen from Super Goop.
- They have fluoride, nail Polish, sunscreen and lip balm.
Examples
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Mariel took it for granted that neither of them would have thought to apply sunscreen.
Fiction book (1999) -
I always carry sunscreen in my bag for outdoor activities to prevent sun damage.
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Just going to put on some sunscreen, figure out what to wear.
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Well, you have to start using sunscreen.
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I think I forgot my sunscreen.
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You see, when you put on sunscreen, the sunscreen protects your skin from the sun.
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This is the best sunscreen product I've ever used.
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Hey, guys, don't forget your sunscreen.
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Be sure to bring your sunscreen and snacks, geeze.
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Okay, so, I checked the weather in Portland and it's 85 degrees, so you will need your sunscreen.
Synonyms
A cream or lotion you put on skin to stop sunburn
A cream or lotion you put on skin to stop sunburn
How Protective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sunscreen joins sun ('the star in the sky') and screen ('something that blocks or protects'), so it names a cream that 'screens' your skin from the sun's strong rays.