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Title: The difference between Physical and Chemical Sunscreen Gel


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Why use Sunscreen Gel It is to protect your skin
from harmful rays of the sun that can cause many
skin problems. Skin decides like skin cancer,
tanning, sunburn, and many more. No one wants to
look old for our age, and sun rays make you look
older.  We have already talked many times about,
why sunscreen is important. If you want to know,
you can read here Why Use Sunscreen Gel
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Why use Sunscreen Gel It is to protect your skin
from harmful rays of the sun that can cause many
skin problems. Skin decides like skin cancer,
tanning, sunburn, and many more. No one wants to
look old for our age, and sun rays make you look
older.  We have already talked many times about,
why sunscreen is important. If you want to know,
you can read here Why Use Sunscreen Gel
Mineral sunscreens Gel act as protection
deposited on the skin. It is a so-called
physical filter because the cream stays on the
skin's surface and this is what prevents UV rays
from penetrating the epidermis. Mineral
sunscreens are the only ones that can be
certified organic. In terms of active
ingredients, we find mainly zinc oxide and
titanium dioxide. Some mineral creams contain
nanoparticles, which make their texture more
pleasant and easy to apply. However, these
nanoparticles can irritate more sensitive skin
types, so avoid them if this is your case.
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Chemical sunscreens Gel are the more
traditional ones that we can easily find in
stores. They work with chemical filters (often
oxybenzone) that penetrate the acne-prone skin to
absorb UV rays.  Studies are not yet formal, but
certain ingredients that are often found in the
composition of these creams, oxybenzone, in
particular, could be endocrine disruptors or
carcinogens.  We, therefore, prefer to direct
you towards mineral and more natural options,
containing quality and organic ingredients. Note
that chemical sunscreens can hurt the protection
of coral.
Why use Sunscreen Gel It is to protect your skin
from harmful rays of the sun that can cause many
skin problems. Skin decides like skin cancer,
tanning, sunburn, and many more. No one wants to
look old for our age, and sun rays make you look
older.  We have already talked many times about,
why sunscreen is important. If you want to know,
you can read here Why Use Sunscreen Gel
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Difference Between Mineral Sunscreen Gel and
Chemical Sunscreen Gel
  Physical sun protection Chemical sun protection
How it works? The inorganic ingredients in sunscreens act as a shield and reflect and scatter UV rays to the skin's surface. Organic sun filters absorb UV radiation and deactivate it by converting it into heat, which they then wick away from the skin.
Ingredients For example Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide (minerals) For example Octocrylene - Organic UVB absorber Methoxydibenzoylmethane - Organic UVA absorber
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Difference Between Mineral Sunscreen Gel and
Chemical Sunscreen Gel
Benefits More safety, because the ingredients in physical sunscreens are not absorbed through the skin. Softer on the skin, less risk of sensitivity or irritation. Offers broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays.  Offers immediate protection, upon application. Generally easier to apply top of the skin. Due to their thinner and more transparent formulation, chemical sunscreens do not leave an ashy white film. Offers broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays.
Disadvantages Mineral sunscreens have a sad reputation for leaving an ashy white appearance when applied, especially on dark skin. It is necessary to wait about 20 minutes after application for the protection to be active. Increased risk of irritation. Potentially harmful chemical ingredients can be absorbed through the skin and increase the risk of damage from free radicals. Chemical ingredients degrade when exposed to UV.
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Apply Sunscreen SPF 50 Sunscreen is essential
but is become more important in winters because
sun rays are more harmful in winter. Sunscreen
gel SPF 50 protect from both UV rays and helps to
stay your skin moist.
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