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Strong Support
Octocrylene, a common ingredient in sunscreens, doesn’t mess with your hormones, barely gets into your bloodstream, and experts say it’s safe to use in amounts up to 10%.
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Sunscreen Safety and Efficacy for the Prevention of Cutaneous Neoplasm
Narrative Review
2024 MarThe study says octocrylene, a sunscreen ingredient, works well and doesn’t cause many problems, unlike some other chemicals that can mess with hormones. So it supports the idea that octocrylene is safe to use.
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