Assertion: sunscreen | /r/MadeOf | nanoparticle
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text: In May of 2011, The Australian Education Union formally recommended that “all education workspaces refrain from using sunscreens that contain nanoparticles”, and furthermore that sunscreens used by members on children should be selected from those “highlighted in the Safe Sunshine Guide produced by Friends of the Earth”.
text: Marketing a sunscreen as “non-nano” can be a misleading claim in some cases as many sunscreens today do contain nanoparticles.
text: A 2016 study by the Royal Australian Commission of General Practitioners summed it up as, “Current evidence suggests that the likelihood of harm from the use of sunscreens containing nanoparticles is low; however, further research into this area is required.
text: So, sunscreen bearing a "micronized zinc oxide" or "micronized titanium dioxide" label contains nanoparticles.
text: That means that even if you apply a sunscreen containing nanoparticles, they may not even absorb past the first layer of skin.