NEUTROGENA SUNSCREEN HOW TO

How did brand-name sunscreens become contaminated with benzene? Should you be concerned? And what can you do to protect yourself and your family? We’ve gathered answers to these questions and more.Īll batches, or lots, of these four Neutrogena spray sunscreens and one Aveeno spray were voluntarily recalled this week by parent company Johnson & Johnson (J&J) “out of an abundance of caution”:Ģ2 sun hats to keep you cool (and sunburn-free) all summer Ranella Hirsch, a past president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery, posted on Instagram. To do so would be like hearing a particular car model was recalled and then committing to never drive again,” dermatologist Dr.

“It is NOT a reason to stop using sun protection, which is known to prevent skin cancer. The vast majority of tested sunscreens, however, were free of benzene, and experts stress the importance of sunscreen use to protect skin from the aging and cancerous effects of the sun. But other sunscreens and after-sun cosmetics, which also tested positive for the toxin, remain on the market (the full list is below). Light said to the best of his knowledge other sunscreens and after-sun cosmetics, which also tested positive for the toxin, remain on the market.ĬVS Health also stopped selling two of its after-sun care products due to similar findings. The companies recently pulled several sunscreens from market shelves after independent testing had found they were contaminated with a cancer-causing chemical called benzene.ĬVS Health and Coppertone also voluntarily stopped selling several sunscreen or after-sun care products due to similar findings.

NEUTROGENA SUNSCREEN HOW TO

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