Sun Screen
Sun Screen
Sun Screen
Very photounstable;
Degrades in light; Oil-
Avobenzone soluble; Tends to be
unstable when there is
octinoxate; Can be
stabilized by
Other Names: octocrylene, 4-MBC,
- Butyl methoxy- Absorbs full Tinosorb, Meroxyl SX,
dibenzoyl- UVA1 3% spectrum and other UV filters or
methane UVA rays photo-stabilizers; Not
- Parsol 1789 irritating to skin; FDA
- Eusolex 9020 approved
- Escalol 517
CHEMICA - BMBM Micro-
L - BMDBM encapsulatedavobenzo
FILTERS ne could minimize its
degradation in sunlight.
(Organic
Sunscreen
Filters)
Shows little
Absorbs both
photodegradation, so
Tinosorb M UVA and
it's pretty photostable;
UVB rays,
Dissolves poorly in both
reflects and
oil and water; Minimally
Other Names: scatters
UVB, absorbed by skin; Tends
- Methylene bis- some of
UVA1, 10% to be non-irritating to
benzotriazolyl them too;
UVA2 skin; Produced as
tetramethylbutyl- Helps
microfine particles,
phenol stabilize
similar
- MBBT other UV
to nanoparticles in
- Bisoctrizole filters (esp
sunscreen; Not
octinoxate)
available in the US.
Photostable; Water-
Mexoryl SX
soluble; Doesnt protect
Absorbs UV against the entire UV
rays, then spectrum, so has to be
releases the combined with other
Other Names:
UVA1, UV rays as filters for good
- 3%
UVA2 thermal protection; FDA-
Terephthalylidene
energy; No approved so there are
dicamphor
skin now sunscreens with
sulfonic acid
penetration Mexoryl in the US;
- TDSA
Patent held by L'Oral
- Ecamsule
and its brands.
Helioplex is basically a
name for avobenzone +
oxybenzone, a
combination that offers
UVB, Absorbs UV
Helioplex broad spectrum
UVA1 rays
protection and stability;
Not water proof; Held
by Neutrogena; FDA
approved
Octinoxate
Water-insoluble;
Other Names:
Degrades overtime
- Octyl methoxy-
when exposed to
cinnamate
sunlight, therefore not
- OMC
the most photostable;
- Ethylhexyl 7.5 Absorbs UVB
UVB Can be stabilized by
methoxycinnamat % rays
other UV filters such as
e
Tinosorb M; Absorbed
- EHMC
by skin so there are
- Escalol 557
some safety concerns;
- Parsol MCX
FDA approved
- Eusolex 2292
- Tinosorb OMC
- Uvinul MC80
Octisalate
Undergoes some
degradation in sunlight;
Other Names: Has emollient and
Absorbs UV
- Octyl salicylate UVB 5% water-resistant
rays
- Ethylhexyl properties; Oil-soluble;
salicylate A little greasy; FDA
- EHS approved
- Escalol 587
Homosalate
Undergoes some
degradation in sunlight;
Absorbs UV Oil-soluble; Found in
Other Names: UVB 15%
rays many Coppertone
- Homomethyl
sunscreens; FDA
salicylate
approved
- HMS
Padimate O
Water-insoluble PABA
Other Names:
derivative; Controversial
- OD-PABA
Absorbs UVB active because after
- Octyldimethyl UVB 8%
rays absorbing UVB rays, the
PABA
active may produce
- Ethylhexyl
indirect DNA damage
dimethyl PABA
- EHDP
- Escalol 507
Meradimate
Absorbs UVA
UVA2 5% FDA approved
Other Names: rays
- Menthyl
anthranilate
Sulisobenzone
Photostable; Helps
stabilize other UV filters;
Other Names: Absorbed by skin so its
UVB, Absorbs UV
- Benzophenone- 5% safety use in sunscreen
UVA2 rays
4 is questionable. More
- BP4 information is needed;
- Uvinul MS40 FDA approved
- Escalol 577
Trolamine
salicylate
Odorless; Absorption
Absorbs UV into skin in unknown
UVB 12%
rays and needs further
Other Names:
review; FDA approved
- Triethanolamine
salicylate
Bisdisulizole
Disodium
Other Names:
Photostable; Water-
- Neo Heliopan
Absorbs UV soluble; Approved for
AP UVA1 10%
rays use in Europe; Not
- Disodium
approved by the FDA
phenyl
dibenzimidazole
tetrasulfonate
- Bisimidazylate
- DPDT
Uvinul A Plus
Photostable; Compatible
with other UV filters;
Other Names: Absorbs UVA May provide some
UVA2 10%
- Diethylamino rays protection against free
hydroxybenzoyl radicals; Approved for
hexyl benzoate use in Europe and Asia
- DHHB
Uvasorb HEB
Amiloxate
Other Names:
Approved for use in
- Isoamyl p- Absorbs UVB
UVB 10% Europe and Asia; Not
Methoxy- rays
approved by the FDA
cinnamate
- IMC
- Neo Heliopan
E1000