(SPF 15 or greater) with UVA and UVB protection. See Sun Exposure. Wear for additional sun protection. A wide brim hat is preferred.
What sunscreen is not allowed in Caribbean?
Petrolatum/mineral oil, oxybenzone, octocrylene, octinoxate are all prohibited.
What SPF is in the Bahamas?
Pack a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30, although higher is always preferred.
Will you still tan with SPF 50?
Technically, yes. With SPF 50, 2% of UV rays are able to penetrate the skin. That's how you're still able to get a tan even with a high SPF. So in order to prevent yourself from sun damage, you need to reapply at least every two hours.
What SPF is best for Caribbean?
How do you get a tan in the Caribbean?
8 Tips on How to Get The Best Suntan Safely During Your Stay in the Caribbean
- Prepare your skin with exfoliation. A few days before you head to the beach or the pool, exfoliation can prepare your skin for the tanning process. …
- Use a good moisturizer. …
- Use the right type of sunblock.
Is SPF 30 enough for the beach?
Our go-to for the beach is a long-lasting water-resistant (80 minutes) SPF 30 sunscreen or higher that's also reef-friendly. Here's what you should know about the differences between mineral and chemical sunscreen.
What sunscreen to wear in Bahamas?
It's important to prioritize using mineral-based sunscreens with ingredients not associated with coral bleaching, such as zinc oxide and titanium oxide. We recommend Sun Bum's mineral sunscreen lotion with SPF 50.
Is it better to tan with SPF 30 or 50?
Because sunscreen doesn't block all UV rays, this means you can still tan while using it, no matter what the SPF is – so you can still tan wearing SPF 50 sunscreen. The more protective alternative to sunscreen would be to wear sunblock, which is designed to block all UV rays.