While these color-changing indicators tell you that you're getting some strong UV exposure, they don't give you any actionable steps to take. A set of two adorable fuzzy ball bath towel alternatives that are made of a water-absorptive material that dries your hands almost instantly.

These UV indicators give you a simple visual of how that sunscreen is actually working on your body. A set of sunscreen reminder stickers — they'll change colors 1) to let you know when your SPF is working, and 2) to alert you when it's time to reapply! It's divided into eight sections and even has a hidden dessert compartment that'll encourage your little one to clear their plate! Which tells me that one good application in the morning is totally fine for WFH or lazy Sundays at home. While reviewers love the way this stuff deals with gross smells, they warn not to spray it directly on pets as some may find it irritating.I also used these on a weeklong hiking adventure in Utah where it was also in the 90s with an extreme UV index. It could mark the hottest day of the year so far, with the UK’s record high for this year currently standing at 32.

But when I passed a mirror and caught a glimpse at my cheek… the sticker was a sheer lavender, indicating that I was only “partially protected. First, lift the stickers off from the paper and apply them to your upper arm or other skin that is exposed to the sun.stars just because of the tape not being sticky enough, but they do provide a second roll in the box, which helps. Now, I live in south Mississippi, and anyone who lives here knows that our mosquito population is healthy! After discovering that 39% of parents find it hard to estimate the right time to reapply sun protection on their children [2], the Soltan Learn to Reapply UV Detection Stickers will reassure you that enough sunscreen has been applied for optimum protection, turning from purple to clear to let you know when your child is fully protected.