The good news is that only two sunscreen ingredients, PABA and tolamine salicylate, have been found dangerous by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). How can you shop with confidence when it comes to sunscreen? Can you protect yourself and your baby at the same time? Ingredients What to look for in your sunscreen while pregnant According to the American Academy of Dermatology, you shouldn’t spray sunscreen directly on your face, but rather spray the product on your hands and rub into your face. It’s worth noting that even though this spray doesn’t use chemical propellant, there’s some concern about inhaling dangerous particles into your lungs.
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It’s SPF 30 and full of skin-friendly ingredients like marigold extract, vitamin E, and omega-3 fatty acids. Zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are the UVA/UVB ray blockers, while several plant oils provide soothing antioxidant effects. This spray isn’t powered by chemical propellants like many of the older aerosol sunscreens, which were found to contain an ingredient called benzene that’s linked to cancer. It’s lightweight and sprays on white - but then blends in invisibly. Many mamas love this spray-on, mineral-based, spray-on sunscreen from renowned sunscreen company Supergoop!.
This sunscreen is also available in a stick applicator for quick touch-ups. Many users rave about the effective protection, pleasant scent, and relative easy of application. (It’s worth noting that you certainly can use the baby version, and then keep using it for your baby too, once they’re 6 months old.) Featuring a 20% zinc oxide formula, this SPF 50 sunscreen offers maximum protection from harmful rays and is classified as “very water resistant” - it provides protection for up to 80 minutes, even in the water. Made famous by their top-rated baby-safe sunscreen (Thinkbaby), Thinksport is the adult edition.
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There are a lot of sacrifices you make for the good of your baby (see you in 9 months, spicy tuna sushi roll), but protecting your skin from sun damage doesn’t have to be one of them. The bottom line is, there are safe sunscreen choices (we’ll talk more about this) - and you should definitely slather the stuff on during pregnancy. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) also encourages you to keep using sunscreen during pregnancy, as it can help reduce dark spots on the skin known as melasma. In recent years, we’ve seen some concerning allegations about whether there are dangerous ingredients found in sunscreen.īut the American Academy of Dermatology is very clear that sunscreen is necessary to protect your skin from burns, premature aging, and all types of skin cancer. Sunscreen may be one such product that causes hesitation. Many moms-to-be wonder about the safety of the products they use on their face, hair, and skin. Best high SPF sunscreen: Skinbetter Science Sunbetter ToneSmart Sunscreen.Best budget sunscreen: Neutrogena SheerZinc Face Dry-Touch Sunscreen.Best spray sunscreen: Supergoop! 100% Mineral Sunscreen Mist.Best stick application: Babo Botanicals Super Shield Sport Stick SPF 50.Best natural sunscreen: Earth Mama Mineral Sunscreen Lotion SPF 40.Best for under makeup: La Roche-Posay Anthelios Ultra-Light Sunscreen Fluid SPF 50.Best powder SPF: Colorscience Sunforgettable Brush-On Mineral Powder Sunscreen.Best face sunscreen: Drunk Elephant Umbra Tinte Physical Daily Defense Broad Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 30.Best overall: Thinksport Safe Sunscreen.A quick look at the best pregnancy-safe sunscreens
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