September 3, 2006
Can Sunscreen Hurt Your Skin?
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Researchers at the Uni versity of California, Riverside found that sunscreen, if not used correctly, can actually attack skin and leave it vulnerable to UV radiation. Scientists found that 3 widely used, FDA-approved UV filters generate ROS molecules when exposed to UV radiation. These molecules cause visible signs of aging by damaging cell walls and the DNA inside them. Researchers recommend choosing a sunscreen with a high SPF and reapplying it frequently.
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