Is Zinc Oxide in sunscreen really toxic?
In today’s blog, I am going to spend some time eviscerating a study, which evidently will be useful as loo paper in the next pandemic.
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In today’s blog, I am going to spend some time eviscerating a study, which evidently will be useful as loo paper in the next pandemic.
Re’equil are a relatively new entrant in the sunscreen market. I will be honest with you, I like what I see on the ingredient labels…
La Shield produce a sunscreen that reminds me of supergoop’s sunscreen offering in the USA! Except this may be marginally better!
Surprisingly, I have reviewed more mineral sunscreens than I thought possible. It just goes to show you that the popularity of mineral sunscreens has not even escaped me!
This is an extremely popular moisturiser which also has SPF 30 protection. Being a moisturiser it should permit repeated application….
One of my readers on Instagram recently asked me about mineral sunscreens she could buy in India.
The great thing about writing a non-affiliated skincare blog, is that my reader’s tell me what they want to read! It works well for me, so please keep your requests coming in. Sources of information Querz have very helpfully published
****An update (10 August 2020)***** I received this product a few days ago. It is as I predicted: tinted to compensate for the white chalkiness of the Zinc Oxide. It is an odd mousy brown colour (I can live with
This is Kiehl’s Mineral sunscreen which provides extensive broad spectrum coverage. Its the same/similar formulation to the Made in USA Kiehl offering. Should you buy it?
This is an American brand sunscreen that is on average, 30 percent cheaper in the USA. As much as possible, it makes sense to buy this outside India.
This is a Made in the UK brand that my mother has been using for a decade now. Should you rush out to buy it?
Kama Ayurveda is one of the few Ayurvedic brands that lists all of its ingredients. Is this product worth buying?
This is a very reasonably priced, “Made in India” sunscreen, which has attractive packaging. Despite being Rs 599 for 100ml, I urge you to leave it in the shop.
After looking at over 50 kid’s products in CVS pharmacy (a US pharmacy chain), I can happily slap on 3 products onto my imaginary child.
Zinc Oxide is a broadspectrum filter that you should look for in your sunscreen. Its photostable and isn’t going to make its way through your dermal barrier.
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