Safe spf?

All are safe to use. Any scary chemicals are at such low doses they wouldn’t do anything. They’re perfectly safe. Always remember it’s the dose that makes the poison. So apps that are just highlight ingredients without context or dosage are just scaremongering. https://labmuffin.com/answering-almost-all-your-sunscreen-questions-with-video/#mythbusting

https://labmuffin.com/?s=sunscreen

This guy is a toxicologist and debunks a lot of the misinformation out there. Unfortunately, clickbait and propaganda get more views so people just post controversial things to get revenue / views. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cvk4U4iAu75/?igsh=MTE5dnA5amdudm13ag==

So glad you posted this as I’m about to go away and worried I’d missed something here! 🫣

@Gemma yeah I've read a few articles but I wanted to ask for personal recommendations as I'm going holiday Monday and left it to last minute 😅🤣 I had a sunburn all over my forehead on the day we had a little bit of sun so definitely need one for the holiday

@Danielle Hi thanks I'm just after personal recommendations of what people have used and got on well with 😊

@Michalina anything is fine, just pick up what’s convenient and in your price range.

La Roche Posay do a great face one. It’s super lightweight and works so well. They do a tinted one too that is great in summer for everyday

@Michalina mineral sunscreens are considered the safest, but it’s quite hard to find them in big tubs for holidays. I just bought Ultrasun Family, hoping it’s less toxic than other alternatives 🥲

Have you tried the app yuka? I use it and it’s brilliant for recommendations

Hi everyone, I'd one that I feel comfortable using as only thing that's not great in it is fragrance. It's garnier ambre solaire invisible protect spray and the super UV invisible Stick for the face which has no harmful chemicals 😊 boots have buy 1 get one free on at the moment!