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There is nothing secret behind it that the sun in moderate amount provides many health benefits. Sunrays in right doses help in synthesis of vital Vitamin D in our body. This makes people for sunbath. Many people wait for beach season. From gaining good health benefits, your daily schedules also make you go out in the sun. And here the search for best sunscreens begin to avoid harmful sun exposure, risk of overexposure to sun, sunburns and possibly skin cancer.
There are many sunscreens available in the market. But, the issue is which is best ? All sunscreens are not manufactured and created equally. A recent 2018 report by Environment Working Group (EWG) found that nearly 67% of sunscreen didn't work. Many sunscreens provide insufficient and inadequate protection from sun. They have no harmful ingredients in them.
This is EWG's 12th Annual Guide to Sunscreen report, and the results show that while there have been major improvements over the last decade, a vast majority of sunscreens available for purchase in the U.S. still contain damaging chemicals or fail to offer enough protection against harmful UV rays ( ultraviolet rays).
About half of the beach and sport sunscreens sold in the U.S. that EWG analyzed would not be allowed in the market in Europe due to inefficiency as they provide inadequate protection against UVA rays, according to Sonya Lunder, lead scientist involved with the sunscreen guide.
ARE YOU USING THE BEST SUNSCREENS ♤♤♤♤♤♤♤ ?
Now, the question is - Are you using the best sunscreens? To find out answer to this question, first see these reports which are the results of many researches.
The report points to research of Brian Diffey, PhD, emeritus professor of photobiology at the Institute of Cellular Medicine at Newcastle University. It has shown that, on average, U.S. sunscreens allow about three times more UVA rays to transfer through skin compared to European Sunscreens.
In fact, the report highlights the fact that Americanshe sunscreen choices are fewer and often offer worse UVA protection compared to those availablein the European Union.
It is very important because UVA rays are more abundant than UVB rays, and UVA damage is more subtle that the sunburns induced mainly by UVB rays. UVA rays can damage your skin without your skin. It can suppress the immune system and aging of the skin over time; overexposure of these rays are also linked to the development of melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma, too.
Honestly, there is no perfect sunscreen and it should be noted down. Many sunscreens contain harmful chemicals. They also even mineral-based ones often contain nanoparticles, minute ingredients that can cross the blood-brain barrier and also harm aquatic life. Sunscreen is compared to many other personal care products because you coat it thickly onto your skin, often multiple times a day. You don't get that type of hours-long, skin-absorbing exposure with something like, say, shampoo you quickly wash off.
That's why it's very important to choose sunscreens wisely. You should look for safer sunscreen if you like to use them. It should be noted that you can't only rely on sunscreens alone to prevent sun overexposure.
Lunder explains "No product is going to be fully protective and no product will last on your skin for more than two hours max." She further says that thickly applying sunscreen coatings, reapplying every time you're out of the water and choosing a better product to begin with are all key. But other sun smart methods to avoid overexposures are a must. More on those later.
In the EWG's 2018 best sunscreens report, the group analyzed the ingredients and labelling claims of 650 sport and beach sunscreens, 250 SPF-containing lip products.
So, today I am bringing you best sunscreens. Let's have a look.
The report points to research of Brian Diffey, PhD, emeritus professor of photobiology at the Institute of Cellular Medicine at Newcastle University. It has shown that, on average, U.S. sunscreens allow about three times more UVA rays to transfer through skin compared to European Sunscreens.
In fact, the report highlights the fact that Americanshe sunscreen choices are fewer and often offer worse UVA protection compared to those availablein the European Union.
It is very important because UVA rays are more abundant than UVB rays, and UVA damage is more subtle that the sunburns induced mainly by UVB rays. UVA rays can damage your skin without your skin. It can suppress the immune system and aging of the skin over time; overexposure of these rays are also linked to the development of melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma, too.
Honestly, there is no perfect sunscreen and it should be noted down. Many sunscreens contain harmful chemicals. They also even mineral-based ones often contain nanoparticles, minute ingredients that can cross the blood-brain barrier and also harm aquatic life. Sunscreen is compared to many other personal care products because you coat it thickly onto your skin, often multiple times a day. You don't get that type of hours-long, skin-absorbing exposure with something like, say, shampoo you quickly wash off.
That's why it's very important to choose sunscreens wisely. You should look for safer sunscreen if you like to use them. It should be noted that you can't only rely on sunscreens alone to prevent sun overexposure.
Lunder explains "No product is going to be fully protective and no product will last on your skin for more than two hours max." She further says that thickly applying sunscreen coatings, reapplying every time you're out of the water and choosing a better product to begin with are all key. But other sun smart methods to avoid overexposures are a must. More on those later.
In the EWG's 2018 best sunscreens report, the group analyzed the ingredients and labelling claims of 650 sport and beach sunscreens, 250 SPF-containing lip products.
So, today I am bringing you best sunscreens. Let's have a look.
The Best Sunscreens of 2018, Beach & Sport
| ♤ All Good Sunstick, Unscented,SPF 30 ♤ Aromatica Calendula Non-Nano UV Protection , SPF 30 ♤ Attitude 100% Mineral Sunscreen, Fragrance Free, SPF 30 ♤ Aveeno Baby Continuous Protection Lotion Sunscreen, Sensitive Skin, SPF 50 ♤ Badger Sunscreen Cream, Unscented, SPF 30 ♤ Goddess Garden Organics Everyday Natural Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 30 ♤ Just Skin Food Natural & Organic Sunscreen, SPF 30 ♤ Kabana Organic Skincare Green Screen Sunscreen, Neutral, SPF 30 ♤ Poofy Organics The Sunscreen Stick, SPF 30 ♤ Sunology Mineral Sunscreen, Body, SPF 50 ♤ Sunology Mineral Sunscreen, Face, SPF 50 ♤ Thinksport Sunscreen, SPF 50+ ♤ Waxhead Sun Defence Sunscreen Stick, SPF 30 ♤ Zeb's Organics Sunscreen, SPF 20 & 30 |
The Best Sunscreens Of 2018, Moisturizers
| ♤ Andalou Naturals BB Argan Stem Cell Benefit Balm, Un-Tinted, SPF 30 ♤ Badger Damascus Rose Face Sunscreen, SPF 25 ♤ Block Island Organics Natural Face Moisturizer, SPF 30 ♤ Drunk Elephant Umbra Sheer Physical Daily Defense, SPF 30 ♤ Goddess Garden Organics Face The Day Daily Moisturizer, SPF 30 ♤ Juice Beauty Oil-Free Moisturizer, SPF 30 ♤ SanRe Organic Skinfood Shaded Rose-Solar Healing Facial Cream, SPF 30 ♤ Suntegrity Skincare Natural Moisturizing Face Sunscreen & Primer, SPF 30 |
The Best Sunscreens of 2018, Kid-Friendly
| ♤ Adorable Baby Sunscreen, SPF 30+ ♤ All Good Kid's Sunscreen, SPF 30 ♤ Aveeno Baby Continuous Protection Lotion Sunscreen, Sensitive Skin, SPF 50 ♤ Badger Kids Sunscreen Cream, Tangerine & Vanilla, SPF 30 ♤ Bare Republic Mineral Sunscreen Lotion, Baby, SPF 50 ♤ Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen, Baby, SPF 30+ ♤ BurnOut Kids Sunscreen, SPF 35 ♤ California Baby Calendula Sunscreen, SPF 30+ ♤ COOLA Suncare Baby Mineural Sunscreen Stick, SPF 50 ♤ Equate Baby Zinc Sunscreen Mineral Lotion, SPF 50 ♤ Goddess Garden Organics Kids Sport Natural Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 30 ♤ Hawaiian Sol Sol Kid Kare, SPF 50 ♤ Kiss My Face Organics Kids Mineral Sunscreen, SPF 30 ♤ MDSOLARSCIENCES KidCreme Mineral Sunscreen, SPF 40 ♤ Neutrogena Pure & Free Baby Sunscreen, SPF 50 ♤ Nurture My Body Baby Organic Sunscreen, SPF 32 ♤ Sunology Mineral Sunscreen, Kids SPF 50 ♤ Thinkbaby Sunscreen, SPF 50+ ♤ Thinksport Kids Sunscreen, SPF 50+ ♤ Tom's Of Maine Baby Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 30 ♤ TruBaby Water & Play Sunscreen, SPF 30 ♤ Waxhead Sun Defense Baby Zinc Oxide Sunscreen, SPF 35 ♤ TruKid Sunny Days Sport Sunscreen, SPF 30 |
EWG: 8 Best Sunscreens That Are Cheap & Widely Available
EWG sunscreen ratings serve as a lifeline for people who want to use sunscreen without all of the toxic ingredients. For more than a decade, EWG (the non-profit Environmental Working Group) takes on the annual task of sifting through sunscreen label claims, ingredient lists and scientific studies analyzing what’s really in those sunblock bottles.
Unfortunately, many of the highest-rated sunscreens aren’t readily available in chain grocery and drug stores, meaning it can be a little tricky finding a safe and effective sunscreen if you’re on the road and forgot yours at home. With that in mind, the EWG sunscreen team released a list of the safest, most reasonably priced sunscreens that are widely available in box stores around the country.
Now, to be clear, I believe the sun can be incredibly healing in the right dose, especially when it comes to avoiding vitamin D deficiency. But you don’t want to overdo it and suffer a damaging burn.
● 1. Aveena Baby Continuous Protection Sensitive Skin Lotion Sunscreen SPF 50
● 2. Babyganics Mineral Sunscreen Stick SPF 50+
● 3. Bare Republic Clears creep Sunscreen Gel, Sport SPF 30
● 4. Bare Republic Mineral Sunscreen Lotion, Baby SPF 50
● 5. Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen, Baby SPF 30+
● 6. CeraVe Baby Sunscreen Lotion SPF 45
● 7. Goddess Garden Organics Facial Natural Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 30
● 8. Neutrogena Pure & Free Baby Sunscreen SPF 50
The most recent list consists of sunscreens that:
- Ranges in price from $10 to $20
- Received “best” ratings from the EWG sunscreen guide
- Are widely available in mainstream retailers and box store.
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Disclaimer :- This blog is not intended to any prescription or medical advice. It is for general info only. Always consult your doctor before using or applying on anything. Keep an eye on the ingredients to which you are allergic. Be cautious if you have any specific health condition or you are under medication. Consult your doctor first. Use info on your own wisdom.
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