SnappyScreen, which was the brainchild of New York-based Kristen McClellan, is a booth with nozzles that spray holidaymakers in just ten seconds from head to toe.

 

这款自动防晒喷雾机名为SnappyScreen，由纽约的克里斯汀-麦克莱伦打造。游客站在这个小亭子里，仅需10秒钟全身上下就可以被喷上防晒喷雾。
 

 

A YouTube video shows how users use a touch screen to select their height range and which SPF they would like to apply, with 15, 30 and 40 factors on offer.

 

Once inside the booth, a platform the user stands on revolves¹ so they get a 360-degree exposure to the cream.

 

The booths come with disposable glasses to protect the eyes.

 

McClellan came up with the idea for SnappyScreen after she had grown tired of trying to apply sunscreen over her entire body before a day in the sun. She managed to raise $400,000 from investors².

 

She took her idea to product design company R&R Associates, which saw great potential in SnappyScreen and designers went about bringing McClellan’s idea to life.

 

It was originally tested at the Atlantis Resort and Hotel in the Bahamas, before being rolled out to other venues³.

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