On Friday, October 19, the Food and Drug Administration and Energizer Holdings Inc. recalled all continuous spray Banana Boat sun care products. The recall comes after noticing a potential risk of product igniting on the skin if contact is made with a source of ignition before the product is completely dry. So far, Energizer has received four reports of adverse events involving burns associated with the use of the Banana Boat UltraMist Sport  SPF 30 and 50 products in the US, and one event in Canada.

The recalled products were sold nationwide to wholesalers and retailers from January of 2010 through September 30, 2012. The following products are included in the recall:

If you own use any of these products, stop using it immediately and dispose immediately. For additional information, contact Energizer by calling Consumer Affairs (800) 723-3786 between 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET Monday through Friday. You can also email SUNCARE@customerfollowup.info.

Want to make sure you don’t have any recalled baby gear at home? Read more of the latest baby product recalls.

Some moms splurge more for baby’s skincare products than they do for their own beauty products! That’s because they’re paying special attention using premium baby skincare products with minimal chemicals, like natural and organic brands. According to The New York Times, reports show that sales of premium baby care in the United States have increased 68 percent from 2005 to 2010. There are a lot more options for premium baby skincare — more brands like Jessica Alba’s The Honest Company, Sephora’s Lavanila and MD Moms have debuted in recent years.

The Times Reports that baby’s health has become synonymous with luxury — all these brands have attractive packaging and are a lot more expensive than regular drugstore brands. That’s because the natural ingredients they’re made with are pricier than the synthetic kind. But a lot of moms believe these products are necessary for baby’s well-being. One mom was quoted as saying she spends about $150 a month on Mustela and California Baby products for her three-year-old twins — more than she spends on herself.

What kind of skincare products do you buy for baby? Do you splurge for natural products?