The Sunscreens that made the list have potentially harmful chemicals - oxybenzone (which can disrupt the hormone system) and retinyl palmitate (which may actually trigger skin damage on sun-exposed skin) - and high SPFs that don't actually do any more to protect Your child than an SPF 30-50. Additionally, two formulas come in a spray that won't completely cover Your little one's skin and could be inhaled into their lungs.
If any of these are in Your arsenal, toss them and opt for one of these safe sunscreens instead.
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The Most Dangerous Sunscreens For Kids (and They're Probably Hiding in Your Beach Bag
Along with wearing sunglasses and hats, sunscreen should always be a part of Your family's Summer routine - but is the sunscreen in Your Beach bag right **w actually safe? Healthy Child released a list of the 13 sunscreens with the worst EWG ratings for 2016 to alert parents.
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