India, Sept. 4 -- I have tried my fair share of sunscreens, from lightweight gels and creamy lotions to invisible formulas that promise to sit beautifully under makeup. But lately, I've found myself reaching for a different kind of SPF: milk sunscreen.

The name itself made me curious. Unlike the thick, creamy sunscreens I grew up using, milk sunscreens typically have a lightweight, fluid texture that spreads easily across the skin. And for someone who sometimes skips sunscreen simply because I don't enjoy the feel of it, that difference matters.

As per Dr Rashmi Ranjan, Consultant - Dermatology, Yatharth Hospital Noida, "Milk sunscreens are usually easy to blend and offer a lighter finish on the skin than thick traditional creams. This ...