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The cosmetic and health-related dangers of being exposed to the ultra-violet (“UV”) rays found in sunlight have become a major concern of people worldwide. Among the negative effects resulting from UV ray exposure are skin cancer and increased “wrinkling” of the skin. Despite these dangerous and unwanted consequences, people continue to frequent beaches, pools, and resorts where they tend to spend substantial portions of their days exposed to the direct sunlight. One very common way in which people protect themselves from the harmful effects of the sun is to apply sunscreen lotion to their skin. Sunscreen contains compositions that shield the wearer's skin from the UV rays contained in sunlight. Thus, applying sunscreen to the skin allows the user to spend his or her day in the direct sunlight while minimizing the risk of the negative effects associated with such exposure.
The amount of UV ray protection that a sunscreen lotion provides to a user depends on a number of variables, such as frequency of application, the amount of sunscreen lotion applied per application, and the particular sun protection factor (“SPF”) of the sunscreen lotion being used. Sunscreen lotions come in various grades having SPF ratings, the most common of which vary from 2 to 45. The higher the SPF factor of a sunscreen lotion, the more protection that sunscreen lotion will provide to the user. For example, a sunscreen lotion having an SPF rating of 2 provides very little protection from UV rays as compared to a sunscreen lotion having an SPF rating of 45. However, because sunscreen lotion also prevents tanning of the skin, all users do not wish to maximize UV ray protection by choosing a sunscreen lotion with the highest possible SPF rating. Thus, what is considered a desirable grade of sunscreen lotion to be applied to the skin varies from person to person.
Currently, when a person is at a beach, pool, or other outside area and they desire to utilize the protective effects of sunscreen lotion, they apply the sunscreen lotion to their skin by squeezing the lotion from the bottle into their hands. Once in their hands, the sunscreen lotion is applied to the remaining areas of their skin by manually rubbing it on the skin. This manual application has a number of drawbacks, the most significant which is the inability of the user to reach all areas of their skin. Even with
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 The cosmetic and health - related dangers of being expose to the extremist - violet (“ UV ”) ray establish in sunlight have become a major concern of people worldwide. Among the minus effect resulting from ultraviolet re exposure are peel cancer and increased “ wrinkling ” of the skin. Despite these dangerous and undesirable consequences, people continue to frequent beaches, pools, and resorts where they tend to spend substantial part of their days exposed to the direct sunlight. One very coarse way in which people protect themselves from the harmful effects of the sun is to use sunscreen lotion to their skin. Sunscreen contains compositions that shield the wearer's skin from the ultraviolet rays contained in sunlight. Thus, applying sunscreen to the skin allows the user to spend his or her sidereal day in the lineal sunlight while minimize the risk of the negative effects associated with such exposure. 
 The amount of ultraviolet ray auspices that a sunscreen lotion provides to a user depends on a numeral of variables, such as frequency of application, the amount of sunscreen lotion practice per application, and the particular sun protection agent (“ SPF ”) of the sunscreen lotion being used. Sunscreen lotions come in various grades having SPF evaluation, the most common of which vary from 2 to 45. The higher the SPF agent of a sunscreen lotion, the more protection that sunscreen lotion will supply to the user. For example, a sunscreen lotion having an SPF rating of 2 provides very short protection from UV rays as compare to a sunscreen lotion having an SPF rating of 45. However, because sunscreen lotion also prevents whipping of the skin, all users do not wish to maximize UV ray protection by choose a sunscreen lotion with the highest potential SPF rating. Thus, what is considered a desirable grade of sunscreen lotion to be enforce to the skin varies from person to person. 
 Currently, when a person is at a beach, pool, or other away area and they desire to utilize the protective effects of sunscreen lotion, they apply the sunscreen lotion to their skin by squeezing the lotion from the bottle into their hands. Once in their hands, the sunscreen lotion is use to the remaining areas of their peel by manually rubbing it on the skin. This manual lotion has a number of drawbacks, the most significant which is the inability of the user to reach all areas of their skin. Even with
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The cosmetic And health-rElateD daNgeRs Of beIng eXposed to the ultRA-vioLet (“UV”) rays found in sunligHt havE bECome A MaJor coNcern of PEoPLE woRlDwIde. amONg The neGatIve effeCts resultiNg fRoM UV ray exposuRE aRe skin cancEr aNd increased “wRinKling” oF tHe sKIn. DesPitE thesE dangeROus and Unwanted cOnSEquencES, people CONtInue To frequent beaches, POoLS, and resorts wheRe they TeND tO SPenD suBstantial pOrTions OF their dAYs EXPOseD To the direct suNlight. One veRY coMmon waY iN whICh peopLe proTeCT thEmselves froM the Harmful efFects oF The sun iS To apply SunscrEen LotIon tO ThEiR skIn. sUnsCReEn cONtaIns compoSiTiOns thAt shIELD The wEarEr's sKin frOm the UV rays coNtaIned IN suNlighT. Thus, ApplYiNg sunScreen To the SkIn allows the user To spEnd his or hEr dAy In tHe DirecT SunligHt wHilE minimiZing the RIsk Of THE NeGative effects assocIaTED wIth such eXposurE.
thE aMOunt of UV RaY prOtecTIOn thaT a suNScReen lotiOn provIDeS tO a user dEpEnds on A nUmbEr oF variABles, Such as FrequencY of apPLication, the amoUNt of sunscreen LOtION aPPlieD peR applicatioN, and THe paRticULaR suN ProteCtion FaCToR (“sPF”) of the sunscreen loTiOn beinG used. sunscreen lotiOns come in vARIOus gradeS havINg spF ratings, the moSt comMon of which VAry from 2 tO 45. The hIgher the sPF factor OF A sunscreEn lOtiOn, tHe mORE pRotection that SUNscrEeN lotion WilL providE to The UseR. FoR eXample, a suNscreen lOtIoN hAvIng An SPF RAting of 2 pRoVidEs VerY littLE proteCtion From uV RaYS as CompareD To A SUnscReEn LotiOn hAvIng an sPF rATinG of 45. HoweVer, becausE suNScreEn LoTion alsO prevents tannInG of the skin, AlL usErs do nOT Wish to maXimize UV ray protection by CHoosing A suNscreEn loTion with tHe hIghest PosSIble SPf ratinG. Thus, WhAt iS COnsidEREd A deSiRable grade OF SunScreeN lOtioN to be apPlied to the skin variES frOm person to perSon.
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The cosmetic and_health-related dangers_of_being exposed_to_the ultra-violet (“UV”)_rays found in_sunlight have become a_major concern of_people_worldwide. Among the negative effects resulting from UV ray exposure are skin cancer and_increased_“wrinkling” of_the_skin._Despite these dangerous and unwanted_consequences, people continue to frequent_beaches, pools,_and resorts where they tend to spend substantial_portions_of their days_exposed to the direct sunlight. One very common way_in which people protect themselves from_the harmful effects_of_the_sun is to apply_sunscreen lotion to their skin. Sunscreen_contains compositions that shield the wearer's_skin from the UV rays contained in_sunlight. Thus, applying sunscreen to the_skin allows the user to_spend his_or her day in the_direct sunlight while_minimizing the_risk of the_negative effects associated with such exposure.
The_amount of UV_ray protection that a sunscreen lotion_provides_to a user_depends_on_a number_of variables, such_as_frequency of_application,_the amount of sunscreen lotion applied_per_application, and the particular sun protection factor_(“SPF”) of the sunscreen_lotion_being used. Sunscreen lotions_come in various grades having_SPF ratings, the most common of_which vary_from 2_to 45. The higher the SPF factor of a sunscreen lotion,_the more protection that sunscreen lotion_will provide to the_user. For_example,_a sunscreen lotion_having_an SPF_rating of 2 provides very little protection_from UV_rays as compared to a sunscreen_lotion having an SPF_rating_of 45. However, because sunscreen lotion_also prevents tanning of the skin,_all users do not wish_to_maximize_UV ray protection by choosing_a sunscreen lotion with the highest_possible SPF rating._Thus, what is considered a desirable grade_of_sunscreen lotion to be applied to_the_skin varies from person to person.
Currently,_when_a_person is at a beach,_pool, or other outside area and_they desire to utilize the protective effects of sunscreen_lotion, they apply_the sunscreen lotion to their_skin_by_squeezing the lotion from the bottle into their hands. Once_in their_hands, the sunscreen_lotion is applied to the remaining areas of their skin_by manually rubbing it on the skin._This manual application has a number of drawbacks, the most significant_which is the inability of the user to_reach all areas of their skin. Even_with