Keeping The Sun Fun
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Keeping the Sun Fun
Exploring the Future of Sun Care Protection
As innovation heats up in the world of sun care, researchers are dedicated to developing more efficient and longer-lasting sunscreens to keep us safe under the sun.
Applying sunscreen is essential to ensure your summer memories don't come with unwanted consequences. Beyond preventing sunburn, effective sunscreen can significantly reduce the risk of developing skin cancer later in life.
A common challenge with sunscreens is that they tend to lose their effectiveness when exposed to sunlight. This inevitable breakdown occurs due to the interaction between UV rays and sunscreen agents, but it can be minimized.
To evaluate the longevity of UVB sunscreens, the FDA employs solar simulators. However, these have shown limitations in assessing how well a formula can endure actual sunlight. Although time-intensive, in-sun testing remains the most reliable method for assessing photostability?"the ability of a sunscreen to withstand sunlight. Currently, only one researcher is known to conduct both simulated and real-world testing.
By utilizing both testing methods, Hawaiian Tropic, based in Florida, has managed to create formulas that provide strong broad-spectrum protection. These do not deteriorate as quickly in the sun compared to ordinary sunscreens. Their innovative SunSure™ Technology combines various ingredients to maintain the effectiveness of Parsol 1789, a UVA absorber, across products ranging from SPF 15 to SPF 70.
"Choosing a wise sunscreen means selecting formulas that offer genuine UVA and UVB protection and resist degradation with proper use," advises Dr. Jeanine Downie, a dermatologist from Montclair, N.J. "Look for products containing Parsol 1789 for comprehensive UVA protection."
Experts offer these additional sunscreen tips:
- Sun protection is crucial for adults and absolutely vital for children, as UV damage accumulates over time. Make sun care part of your daily routine.
- If your skin starts to redden, it's time to seek shade.
- Sunscreens aren't just for the beach; use them for outdoor activities in winter too.
- Plan outdoor activities before or after peak sun hours (10 a.m. to 3 p.m.).
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