<p>Dermatologists recommend using <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare">sunscreen</a> on our face and body daily, all year, and not just in the summer. Incorporating sunscreen into your daily routine eliminates the risk of accumulated sun damage over time. All FSA eligible sun protection products feature broad-spectrum protection and an SPF of 15+ so you can stay covered with the protection recommended by the experts.</p> <p>Sunscreens come in different forms like continuous sprays, lotions, sticks, lip balms, or as refreshing body mists. And who knew powder sunscreen was a thing? It’s weightless on your skin, and it absorbs skin oil, which makes it ideal for use on your face. Some sunscreens are tinted, if you’re looking to add that extra touch of color. We also carry some of the popular brands such as: <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare/categoryref/la-roche-posay">La Roche-Posay</a>, <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare?prefn1=brand&amp;prefv1=Supergoop">Supergoop!</a>, Sun Bum</a>, <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare/categoryref/banana-boat">Banana Boat</a>, <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare/categoryref/cerave">CeraVe</a>, <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare/categoryref/coola">COOLA</a>, <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare/categoryref/coppertone">Coppertone</a>, or <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare/categoryref/neutrogena">Neutrogena</a>. What about specific types of SPF? Like sunscreen for the eye area or sensitive skin. Or family-sized <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare">sunscreen for kids</a> because you’re headed on a vacation. The best sunscreen is the kind that fits your skin type, needs, and your lifestyle — and you won’t think twice about making it part of your daily skincare routine.</p> <p>You may have heard of <a href="https://tpa.fsastore.com/personal-care/suncare?prefn1=type&amp;prefv1=Mineral">mineral sunscreens</a>. They’re sometimes called physical sunscreens because they use ingredients like zinc oxide to physically block the harmful UVA and UVB radiation. Mineral sunscreens are just as effective as chemical sunscreens. Besides, mineral sunscreens are ideal for oily and sensitive skin as they won’t clog your pores. They don’t contain any harsh chemicals, and are reef-safe, so they tend to be a greener choice for the planet and your skin. </p> <p>Shop FSA eligible sunscreens so you can keep you and your loved ones covered year-round.</p>