Chemical sunscreen is a category of SPF that uses active ingredients to absorb the sun rays, turn them into heat, and then release the heat through the skin.
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Chemical sunscreen is a category of SPF that uses active ingredients to absorb the sun rays, turn them into heat, and then release the heat through the skin.
Applying the sunscreen religiously is necessary apart from choosing the type of sunscreen. Also, it depends upon personal preferences. However, young children may opt for physical sunscreen since those ingredients are milder. Although, we can’t doubt the protection and their properties as they work well. It is just your personal choice to buy the sunscreen which suits you better!
The main difference between chemical and mineral sunscreens can be found in their ingredient lists. Chemical sunscreens have ingredients that may potentially cause health problems for you and your baby. Mineral sunscreens, on the other hand, use two natural minerals—zinc oxide and titanium dioxide—as active ingredients. These minerals simply sit on top of your skin and protect it by reflecting away UV rays.