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    Neutrogena Beach Defense Water + Sun Protection Spray SPF 50 Sunscreen

    Ratings

    Ratings

    Test Results

    UVA Protection

    UVA Protection

    The level of protection against UVA radiation.

     /  5
    SPF

    SPF

    Level of protection against sunburn producing rays. Score based on the SPF range found in our tests. Approximate ranges for tested SPF: Greater than 40 (excellent), 30-39 (very good), 20-29 (good), 10-19 (fair), Less than 10 (poor)

     /  5
    Average Tested SPF

    Average Tested SPF

    Average level of sunburn protection, based on testing on panelists' skin after water immersion. CR’s testing is patterned after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) test method that sunscreen manufacturers are required to use. The biggest difference between CR’s testing and the FDA standard is that CR uses fewer panelists.

     /  5
    Type

    Type

    Whether the product is dispensed as a spray, lotion, gel, lip balm or stick.

     /  5
    Cost per oz. ($)

    Cost per oz.

    Approximate retail price divided by the number of ounces of product in the container.

     /  5
    Active ingredients

    Active ingredients

    Active ingredients as specified on the product label.

     /  5

    About

    The Neutrogena Beach Defense Water + Sun Protection Spray SPF 50 is part of the Sunscreens test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Sunscreens models like the Beach Defense Water + Sun Protection Spray SPF 50 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.

    UVA Protection: The level of protection against UVA radiation.

    SPF: Level of protection against sunburn producing rays. Score based on the SPF range found in our tests. Approximate ranges for tested SPF: Greater than 40 (excellent), 30-39 (very good), 20-29 (good), 10-19 (fair), Less than 10 (poor)

    Average Tested SPF: Average level of sunburn protection, based on testing on panelists' skin after water immersion. CR’s testing is patterned after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) test method that sunscreen manufacturers are required to use. The biggest difference between CR’s testing and the FDA standard is that CR uses fewer panelists.

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