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"This past weekend, I went on my first beach trip of the summer season. Fun, right? But the part that no one tells you about being a beauty editor: Having to supply all the beauty products for the entire group. That means carefully planning which items to bring in my beach bag. I, of course, packed my favorite sunscreens, but I also packed a sunscreen stick. Why? Not only are they travel-size, but they&amp;#x27;re lightweight and easy to apply. 1. Oscar de la Renta Sun Protection Stick SPF 30, $26, birchbox.com, 2. Burt&amp;#x27;s Bees Baby Bee Sunscreen Stick SPF 30, $10, walgreens.com, 3. MD Solar Sciences Mineral Sunscreen Stick SPF 40, $18, sephora.com, 4. Sisley Paris Super Stick Solaire SPF 30, $120, neimanmarcus.com, 5. Shiseido UV Protective Stick Foundation SPF 37, $28, saks.com, 6. Clinique Sun Targeted Protection Sunscreen Stick SPF 45, $21, clinique.com &amp;quot;They&amp;#x27;re really great for on-the-go sun protection against the aging and burning effects of UVA and UVB rays for fragile, areas&amp;amp;#8212;the eye area skin, lips, nose, earlobes, even scars. The oil-free formulas are ideal for sun-sensitive areas, and the portable stick provides a targeted and convenient option for sun protection anytime, anywhere.&amp;quot; says executive director of Clinique product development Lois Cecere. I specifically love them for protecting my moles and beauty marks. There are even tinted versions, like the Shiseido one, above! Do you use sunscreen sticks? How do you use them?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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