For decades, US sunscreens lagged behind formulas in Europe and Asia. Now, a new FDA-approved ingredient is helping America catch up.
The FDA just glowed up your sunscreen — by approving a popular ingredient in European and Asian formulas
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Julia Pugachevsky
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