Hawaii becomes 1st state to ban MOST sunscreens

[snozzberries]

Which sunscreens are still allowed? Do they actually work, or are they missing a couple required chemicals in order to be effective?

I think they work better. We use a mineral sunscreen by neutrogina. Cool factors are, you can get wet right after you put it on, it feels like it says on longer.

Hawaii has know this has been coming for many years. Lots of companies have been developing natural lines because of this. Now that it’s law, the prices should come down a bit when supply meets demand.

Do you know which one? I normally buy this stuff:

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B004D2DR0Q/

[GeekWithGuns]

Which sunscreens are still allowed? Do they actually work, or are they missing a couple required chemicals in order to be effective?

I think they work better. We use a mineral sunscreen by neutrogina. Cool factors are, you can get wet right after you put it on, it feels like it says on longer.

Hawaii has know this has been coming for many years. Lots of companies have been developing natural lines because of this. Now that it’s law, the prices should come down a bit when supply meets demand.

Thanks for the thread. Wife and I are in the early stages of planning a trip to Hawaii (I have never been). We'll be sure to look for this type of sunscreen here before we go if it helps to keep the natural habitat in Hawaii in good shape.