8 Sunscreens That Actually Smell Delicious
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We all know how dangerous sun exposure can be for our skin, but the whole sunscreen-application process can be a bit . . . stinky. That trademark chalky SPF scent just adds to the chore. We think if you have to put something on every single day, it should be comfortable and enjoyable! We dug through our stash and found the most delectable sunscreen formulas on the market — trust us: they smell so good, you'll look forward to rocking them.
Escape to Rio
The sunscreen: L'Occitane Jenipapo Oil SPF 15 ($30)
The scent: A lush Brazilian rainforest replete with juicy mangos, tangy pineapples, and a hint of provocative jasmine.
Parisian Getaway
The sunscreen: Dermalogica Solar Defense Booster SPF 50 ($50)
The scent: An herb garden in France dense with fresh lavender.
Cocoa Beach Bound
The sunscreen: Sun Bum SPF 50 Disappearing Zinc Oxide ($10)
The scent: A banana-coconut daiquiri sipped surfside as you're surrounded by tan and toned beach bods.
Staycation Swagger
The sunscreen: Coola Mineral Face Matte Finish SPF 30 in Cucumber ($36)
The scent: Crisp, refreshing cucumbers floating in a glass of ice water after a long, hot day.
Swept Away to Santorini
The sunscreen: Korres Suncare Yoghurt Nourishing Fluid Veil Face Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 30 ($35)
The scent: Freshly made Greek yogurt whipped with coconut cream.
Take Off to Thailand
The sunscreen: Tarte Tarteguard 30 Sunscreen Lotion Broad Spectrum SPF 30 ($32)
The scent: Ocean lilies surrounding you as you go for a midnight skinny dip.
California Cooldown
The sunscreen: L'Oréal Paris Advanced Suncare Invisible Protect Clear Cool Down Lotion SPF 50+ Sunscreen ($11)
The scent: A refill of a zingy citrus cocktail sipped in sunshine.
Hawaiian Heat Wave
The sunscreen: Hawaiian Tropic Touch of Color SPF 15 Lotion ($9)
The scent: That sexy sunscreen smell (with hints of papaya and shea) that you imagine seeps from the pores of your average beach goddess.