Chemical vs physical sunscreen

Sun protection generally falls into two categories: mineral and chemical sunscreens. Learn the difference and discover why dermatologists suggest using a mineral sunscreen.

Since we have already learnt some less known (or already known) facts about sunscreen in my Sunscreen 101 post, I thought I'll make a separate detailed post

Utilizing a broad-spectrum sunscreen in addition to practicing other sun safety techniques can help prevent sunburn, accelerated skin aging, and the risk of developing skin cancer.

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What are the benefits of Chemical vs. Physical sunscreen? Go Mineral/Physical! Physical Sunscreen: -Sits on top of the skin -Effective immediately -Deflects harmful UVA and UVB rays before they go into your body -Reflects light off the skin where applied and puts it back into the environment, much like how a mirror reflects light -Contains active ingredients like zinc oxide which is a natural mineral

What’s the difference between mineral and chemical sunscreen, and which is better for you and for the environment? There’s a lot to know.

It's the ultimate SPF showdown: chemical vs mineral sunscreen. Dive in to unveil myths, strengths, weaknesses, and which one's best for you.

It doesn't matter which kind of sunscreen you use—as long as you find one you love and apply it religiously!