Assertion: sunscreen | /r/MadeOf | chemical
Facets:
value: as their key ingredients
type: OTHER
value: according to the american melanoma foundation
type: OTHER
value: on children
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: On November 1, 2018, the small island nation of Palau announced it too would ban selling or using sunscreens that contain chemicals harmful to coral reefs.
text: Scientists found that oxybenzone absorbs into the skin and is present in urine long after sunscreen is applied, so some researchers have suggested not using sunscreens containing this chemical on children, according to the EWG report.
text: This sunscreen contains chemicals and oils that are harmful to the marine ecosystem, particularly coral reefs.
text: Except, it turns out there's one thing about sunscreen that's pretty irresponsible: Some sunscreens contain chemicals that are destroying our coral reefs at an alarming rate; in fact, Hawaii is now banning the use of certain sunblocks as a result.
text: Sunscreens contain chemicals that absorb UV radiation and reduce the amount that reaches the skin, according to the American Melanoma Foundation (AMF).
text: However, it is worth noting that even sunscreens that do contain chemicals aren’t inherently bad for you or your skin.
text: These sunscreens contain chemicals, especially oxybenzone, as their key ingredients.
text: These sunscreens contain chemicals, especially oxybenzone, as their key ingredients.
text: However, sunscreens containing these chemicals are a good choice for people with an allergy to sunscreens, or those with the concern of developing an allergy to sunscreens.
text: The first sunscreens containing only these chemicals would have left a visible white layer on the skin.