Sunscreens: Best to Avoid and Best to Purchase

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Environmental Working Group has a “Sunscreen Hall of Shame”
The sun will be getting stronger as the days get longer. We’ll be outdoors more. Many of us will be purchasing fresh sunscreens to protect ourselves and our families.
 
“There are a lot of sunscreens on the market: some good, some bad and then the shameful.”
 
Environmental Working Group has a “Sunscreen Hall of Shame” which educates us to make smart consumer choices regarding sunscreens, but also many other products. Although the list is for 2015, the information is still relevant. Please take a moment to save this article and pass it on to others.
 
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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is the main recommendation for choosing sunscreens on this page?

This page recommends consulting the Environmental Working Group (EWG) for guidance on making smart consumer choices regarding sunscreens. It highlights the EWG's "Sunscreen Hall of Shame" as a resource to help identify products to avoid and those to purchase.

2 Where can I find the specific list of sunscreens to avoid or purchase?

The article directs readers to an external link to view the entire Environmental Working Group (EWG) article on sunscreens. This external resource is presented as the primary source for detailed recommendations and information on making informed choices.

3 Is the information about sunscreens on this page still relevant?

The article, posted in March 2016, refers to the Environmental Working Group's (EWG) 2015 "Sunscreen Hall of Shame." It explicitly states that although the list is from 2015, the information is still relevant for making smart consumer choices.