Study: Leave-on facial products linked to FFA

Have you all seen this article yet? http://www.doctorslounge.com/index.php/news/pb/62273

My derm mentioned sunscreen as a possible trigger during our first visit but she wasn't committed to the idea. Anyone else have a doc mention this as a possible link?

Of course, my first reaction was to throw out my sunscreen but I don't even know if:

1) This has been proven?

2) Would it even make a difference? 

I would love to hear your thoughts. 

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Permalink Reply by Bill_Andrews on April 7, 2021 at 10:06am

A very unpleasant situation happened to me, when I went to sea I used a sunscreen, after which my skin turned red, and I started to feel very bad. It was found that the sunscreen had some toxic substances, and then the dermatologist advised me more not to use such thing. He told me that in most cases these sunscreens can lead to skin cancer. Since then I only use natural creams, which I order here https://www.nhc.com/brand/andalou-naturals. They have been tested and contain only natural components, in addition they have a good price.

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