What Is The Difference Between Mineral & Chemical Sunscreens?
Choosing between mineral and chemical sunscreen can make a big difference for your skin health and comfort. Mineral formulas like zinc oxide physically block UV rays and are ideal for sensitive or acne-prone skin, while chemical filters absorb UV and offer lightweight, invisible coverage. In this guide, we break down the pros, cons, and esthetician-recommended picks. Plus why Colorescience mineral sunscreen is my go-to for daily protection.
Why Reapplying Sunscreen Is Just as Important as Putting It On
Reapplying sunscreen is just as important as putting it on in the first place. In this post, I break down why SPF fades after 2 hours, what happens when you skip reapplication, and the easiest ways to reapply throughout the day, whether you’re wearing makeup or not.
Why Doesn't the United States Allow More Sunscreen Filters?
The U.S. lags behind many countries in approving new sunscreen filters due to the FDA’s strict and lengthy approval process. This delay limits American consumers’ access to newer, safer, and more effective sun protection ingredients commonly used worldwide. Learn why the FDA is cautious, the impact on U.S. sunscreens, and recent efforts to modernize regulations.
Understanding Sunscreen Including the Different Types, Filters, and How They Work
Sunscreen is vital for protecting skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays. This guide breaks down the differences between mineral and chemical sunscreens, explaining how they work and listing popular sunscreen filters used worldwide. Learn which ingredients provide broad-spectrum protection and how to choose the best sunscreen for your skin type and lifestyle.
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