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July 20, 2021 | By Rebecca Parsons Share now: Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more. Home » Outdoor » The Best Reef-Safe Sunscreens for Summer Traditional sunscreen isn’t all it’s chalked up to be. Sure, it’ll protect you from the sun’s harmful rays but it’s also laden with chemicals that are not only harmful to the oceans and reefs but are also toxic to your body. Oxybenzone and octocrylene are active ingredients in most traditional sunscreens. Not only can they contribute to coral bleaching, but they can even affect...
Sunscreen recall 2021: What you should know CNET 2 hrs ago © Provided by CNET Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images Independent pharmaceutical testing company Valisure recently found that 78 lots of sunscreens and sun care products contained benzene, a known carcinogen that has been linked to blood cancer and other illnesses. Of the 78 batches with detectable levels, 40 products were found to have "significantly detected" levels of benzene. The problem doesn't seem to be rooted in a particular brand of sunscreen, but in certain batches or "lots" produced, Valisure founder David Light...
Thursday, May 27 Project Art Miami, an artist residency and out-of-school art program for K-12 students, hosts a virtual resident exhibition on Thursday in partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami. Digital Imprint, the culmination of the current residents' past year of work, will be streamed live, featuring artists Aurora Molina, Alexander Zastera, Milagros, Sonia Báez Hernández, and Susan Feliciano. Tune in for the live reception with presentations from the artists and MOCA staff, as well as a virtual gallery tour. 7 p.m. Thursday; projectart.org. Admission is free wi...
Sure, any sunscreen is better than no sunscreen — and there are plenty of ways to add to your kid’s sun protection using clothing with SPF. But there’s no substitute for sunscreen, and it’s a known fact that not all sunblock is created equal. Every year, the Environmental Working Group digs up all the details on commercial sunscreens for kids and gives them a rating based on safety. They take into consideration product packaging, the usability of each sunscreen and the amount of harmful chemicals used in the product. For instance, EWG filtered out products with ingredients that it con...