Your SPF options might be in for a major change:
Author:Lauren HubbardUpdated:Oct 15, 2018Original:May 8, 2018Ah, the halcyon days of 2015 — marriage equality finally became the law of the land, athleisure was the freshest trend around and the biggest story in the beauty world came when plastic microbeads got their marching orders.
This UVA boost is where some skin-care experts, however oceanographically minded they may be, argue that there could be cause for concern with the new ban. While there are other ingredients on the market that offer UVA protection — Chiu notes that common physical blockers like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, none of which are covered by the new ban, cover UVA exposure — the risk for casual SPF users conflating these particular chemical blockers with all chemical sunscreens is high.
But if Hawaii's move sparks a widespread public turn against octinoxate and oxybenzone, or if other coastal states decide to follow in their footsteps, that extra work could prove to be a make-it or break-it moment for increasingly eco-conscious American beauty buyers.
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