Smart Spring Travel Options from Coppertone!

Spring has sprung, although it is hard to tell around here with the cold temps and snow on the way! Spring break is right around the corner!   Whether you and your family are venturing off to a tropical location, hitting the slopes or staying around town, sun protection is a year-round must-have for all.

Coppertone  can help families simplify packing for spring travel with portable new sun protection options:

• Coppertone Travel Size Lotions, available in SPORT, Kids and Water BABIES, can easily fit in a purse, diaper bag or suitcase for on-the-go sun protection for the whole family. Boarding a plane? No problem! Coppertone Travel Size Lotions comply with the 3-1-1 rule for carry on liquids, established by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). 
• COPPERTONE® Water BABIES® Sunscreen is the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. This delicate sunscreen glides on as a soft. The mild formula won’t sting or irritate baby’s sensitive skin. 
• COPPERTONE® Kids is the  #1 pediatrician recommended brand! Tear free, won't sting or irritate eyes. Water resistant (80 minutes).  Hypoallergenic and ultra-gentle formula
  with zinc oxide.
• COPPERTONE® Sport sunscreens stay on strong and move with the skin in hot and humid weather as well as during intense exercise.

• Coppertone Sport Lip Balm SPF 30 can easily fit in a pocket for on-the-go sun protection that also helps smooth and soften lips. Perfect for refreshing after a long flight or in-between those challenging ski slopes!  

Sunscreen is important, there is no denying it. You can't go wrong with Coppertone Sunscreen products, there is one to fit all your lifestyle needs. As great as the warn and sunny days feels, the sun can wreak havoc on your health. Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in America, but not only that the sun can also cause your skin to age.

Parents can set the right example for their children by making sunscreen application part of their everyday routine. By creating this good habit early on, kids will be more likely to continue using sunscreen as they age. Our kids know the routine and wait to go outside until they have been sprayed, rubbed, etc.

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